NEC launches IP server
NEC business solutions on Tuesday launched its IP server, which includes the option to switch between a traditional PABX platform and IP at any time.
NEC business solutions on Tuesday launched its IP server, which includes the option to switch between a traditional PABX platform and IP at any time.
NEC business solutions on Tuesday launched its IP server, which includes the option to switch between a traditional PABX platform and IP at any time.
As part of its strategy to move away from being a pure technology player to a total VoIP (voice over IP) service provider in the enterprise space, NEC Business Solutions today launched its migration strategy to pitch its offerings in the burgeoning convergence market.
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The Australian Computer Society has elected a new leadership team for its 16,000 members to take over the reins in January 2002.
The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) met with key representatives of Australia's telecommunications, electricity, banking, finance and air traffic control industries Wednesday to examine potential security threats to information systems in the wake of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
Australia's PC market is continuing its downward spiral recording negative year on year growth of 21.5 per cent over the corresponding period for 2000.
IT analysts are warning Australian companies racing to comply with the new privacy act next month that high-profile organisations will be targeted in the New Year to test the legislation.
IT companies will be forced to think twice before setting up shop in Australia after the tax office introduced a new ruling last week which will apply to foreign companies operating here.
The usefulness of a corporate application increases over time but is often replaced prematurely before completing a full life cycle.
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Propeller heads need not apply to be part of the new generation of savvy IT professionals emerging in Australia, according to a new initiative launched last week called Youth Hub.
The newly formed "independent" Oracle Application User Group (OAUG) held its first conference without Oracle support in Sydney this week and attendees were gleefully saying they are now "free from the vendor's marketing message".
A new industry report has revealed that Australia's information and communications technology (ICT) trade deficit reached almost $16 billion in 2000-01 as the nation's dependence on ICT imports continues to grow.
It is ironic that counting in Australia's first election offering electronic voting stalled because of technical hiccups following the ACT poll on Saturday.