The CSIRO has pledged their commitment to working with commercial partners by announcing their stand at next week’s Sydney CeBIT event, will feature a ‘wall of opportunities.’
Google has announced that it will be adding video conferencing to its growing portfolio of applications, after acquiring software from the Swedish firm Marratech.
Late in 2006 HP invited Image & Data Manager to its San Francisco launch of Edgeline – printing technology set to topple the myth that colour laser printing is faster than laser.
In what appears to be a bid to increase, or at very least hang on its 90% market share, Microsoft will soon be offering a heavily discounted suite of its core applications to students.
Google is preparing to take another step forward with its online office suit, buying up Melbourne’s Tonic Systems and priming its online presentation offering.
A global conference in Egypt has highlighted the need for the international community to step up its information systems for disaster warning systems and natural disaster recovery.
Archives New Zealand has taken its Digital Records Standard to the world with Australia, South Africa and the International Standards Organisation ready to adopt its guidance on the digitisation of records.
Google has moved to highlight the growing humanitarian crisis in Sudan by utilising its online mapping service to pinpoint atrocities that have occurred during four years of fighting in the Darfur region.
