Cognos results boosted by web products
Business intelligence solutions specialist Cognos has reported 36 per cent growth in the Australian market during the three fiscal quarters of last year, ended November 30 1998.
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Keycorp bags TABLink cards jackpot
NSW gaming organisation TAB has signed an agreement with e-commerce and smartcard company Keycorp for the supply of gaming machine interface cards (GMICs) to its TABLink statewide betting network.
Network World Today on holidays
Network World Today is taking a break from December 24 to 4 January 1999, so we would like to take this opportunity to wish all our readers a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Network World Today will resume its daily coverage of breaking news for the networking, telecommunications and internet industries on the morning of 4 January, 1999.
ComputerWorld ASG Report on holidays
ComputerWorld is taking a break from December 24 to 4 January 1999 so we would like to take this opportunity to wish all our readers a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
SOCOG extends IBM's Internet role
The Sydney Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (SOCOG) announced yesterday it has expanded worldwide technology partner IBM's role to include the provision of creative multimedia design and content management services for the official web site.
Telstra chooses Novell Z.E.N.works 1.1
Telstra has selected Novell's Z.E.N.works 1.1 solution to manage its 55,000 desktop and mobile PCs, Novell Australia announced on Friday.
Nortel leads in Layer 3 switches shipped
Bay Networks is still the worldwide leader in the Layer 3 switching market according to research companies, Dataquest and The Dell'Oro Group, but this time under the banner of Nortel Networks.
Consolidated Press buys 16.3 million One.Tel shares
Telecommunications provider, One.Tel announced last week that Kerry Packer's Consolidated Press Group has acquired 16.3 million One.Tel shares at the price of $2.90 per share.
Read the last Network World for 1998
The last edition of Network World for 1998 is out now in this week's ComputerWorld.
It includes a feature on the future of wireless networks, the fallout from the networking industry's "great debate", plus the regular news and opinions. Click on the Network World logo at our home page - http://networkworld.idg.com.au - for direct access to the stories.
SNS moves into Internet security with NSG acquisition
Security provider Secure Network Solutions announced on Monday it has completed its acquisition of security consultancy services provider Network Services Group (NSG) for $625,000.
Vic Education chooses Xircom for mobile connections
The Victorian Department of Education has chosen Xircom's RealPort Ethernet 10/100 Integrated PC cards to support the communications needs of its teachers.
Vic school installs Citrix WinFrame
Pembroke Secondary College in Victoria has upgraded its IT systems with the implementation of a thin-client/server solution from Citrix.
Com Tech chases lucrative Government contracts
Com Tech has announced the formation of a new Canberra-based company, Com Tech Integration Services (CTIS), to tackle the lucrative government outsourcing business.
ACCC warns Telstra on call transfers
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) yesterday warned Telstra it faced fines of more than $30 million unless it reforms its processes for transferring calls between telcos.
OzEmail joins Canberra's broadband pilot
Internet service provider, Ozemail has joined Canberra's TransAct Broadband Communications pilot and will provide high speed Internet access services to the network.