Collaboration technologies and the future of business meetings
26 November, 2010Collaborative technologies are changing the way we work and meet, in many cases due to the time and cost benefits. Premiere Global’s (PGi) Paul Crighton* outlines the evolution of these technologies and how the road warrior is an endangered species.
File transfer risks and costs escalate
14 September, 2010 by John Lee*IT teams responsible for Australia’s business data transmissions services are likely to be operating in survival mode. Costs are rising and security risks escalating.
Connected education showcased at World Expo in Shanghai
30 August, 2010Victorian students more than 8000 kilometres apart today chatted live to celebrate the opening of the Connections 2010 classroom exhibit at the World Expo in Shanghai, China.
Logitech Laptop Speaker Z205 lightweight speaker
13 May, 2010 byLogitech has announced the Laptop Speaker Z205 lightweight speaker with an easy-to-attach clip-on design that enhances audio quality.
Monash extends Google Apps capabilities to staff
13 April, 2010Australia’s largest university will expand the presence of Google technology to its staff on campus following the successful transition of students to the web-based service last November.
Monash extends Google Apps capabilities to staff
29 March, 2010Monash, Australia’s largest university, is set to expand the presence of Google technology on campus.
Gear up for the return to growth
01 March, 2010 by Merri MackCapgemini Australia’s CIO Brett Wilson heralds the start of the New Year with optimism about more efficient and collaborative ways of working.
Security still a concern with collaboration tools survey finds
09 July, 2009Collaboration technologies are changing the way that people work.
University of Queensland creates a collaborative academic experience
29 May, 2009World’s largest 802.11n wireless network for University of Queensland makes it one of the most connected universities in Australia.
Telephony management software
02 April, 2009 byThe PhoneEasy IP Console and PhoneEasy Desktop II telephony management software products have successfully completed compatibility testing through the Nortel Developer Program.