technology: magazine
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Rachael Bolton
Few understand water's importance more than those who have known severe shortages; Rachael Bolton finds smart technology protecting this scarce resource in south-east Queensland.
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Enterprise architecture is a behind-the-scenes creator of value rather than a value in itself and that's how it should be sold to businesses, Rob Mackinnon writes.
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Mark Jones
Cloud computing is being pitched as the fifth utility but it doesn't solve looming problems associated with the insatiable appetite for electricity, Mark Jones writes.
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John Davidson
John Davidson gets hip to the trip with a large but lovely GPS device, a slim and sleek laptop and an oh-so-smooth BlackBerry
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Brian Corrigan
The ICT industry has accused the Labor government of breaking a $447.5 million promise to reinvest savings generated through an aggressive cost-cutting exercise into new computer projects.
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Brian Corrigan
The federal government will improve the energy efficiency of its information and communications technology equipment by 20 per cent in the next five years, following the release of a sustainability plan.
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Brian Corrigan
The business models of traditional software vendors will come under serious threat over the next few years as organisations increasingly adopt cloud-based computing.
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Brian Corrigan
Scaling IT resources to match growth is critical for any organisation but few have been faced with the challenges and opportunities that confronted the management team at NBN Co.
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By Paul Smith
The litany of errors that threw Queensland Health's payroll into chaos could become a teaching module for how not to carry out a major technology project, but we've been here before
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By Julian Bajkowski
Communications Minister Stephen Conroy has made some serious progress in delivering a national broadband network but his proposals for an internet filter have stalled
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By Rachael Bolton
Technology is fast eroding the traditional divisions between our work and personal lives, which should be a benefit for both employer and employee if managed correctly.
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BY John Davidson
It's a connected world
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Mark Jones
Tech vendors call it collaboration but it can be argued that this is all in a typical day's work
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Linda Price
Despite differing CIO opinions of Web 2.0 and working collaboratively, social networking will certainly have a massive impact on businesses.
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Rachael Bolton
Work is under way to find different ways of using the vast amounts of information gathered every day but the rules of engagement have yet to be finalised
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John Davidson
Rediscover the telephone as a classic style statement that also meets today's needs, John Davidson suggests
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Rachel Bolton
Complacency over the perils of offshore data storage may have led Australian companies to make potentially dangerous decisions.
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Julian Bajkowski
Australia Post has confirmed that it evaluated the idea of issuing Australians with a voluntary smartcard.
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Brian Corrigan
Consumers will be able to access services provided by Centrelink, Medicare and the Child Support Agency through a single phone number and website.
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Brian Corrigan
Companies are breathing a sigh of relief after the federal government issued a long shopping list of projects to be funded from savings generated by an IT spending review.
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