Industry body hit by loss of big names
IT giants turn their back on the Internet Industry Association.
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Qantas staff take off from desk
Qantas is to unveil an end-user computing blueprint that will allow workers to connect their own devices to the corporate network.
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Technology wages defy economic gloom
Economic uncertainty has not dampened tech sector salary growth.
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Body scanners 'are not foolproof'
Anthony Albanese was warned by US security advisers that body scanners could not reliably detect home-made explosives.
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Banker appointed to ICT board
THE NSW government has appointed Deutsche Bank Australia's John Baird as the sole private sector representative on its ICT board.
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Spin-off plan no threat, says HP
HEWLETT-PACKARD is trying to shore up its Australian PC business to prevent defections by corporate clients.
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Health records rollout 'lacking'
The Medical Software Industry Association warns that the Gillard government's e-health records rollout is a "standards-free zone".
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Telcos reach out to copyright holders
THE telecommunications industry is trying to reach a settlement with copyright holders over internet piracy.
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Windows latest set to adapt for apps
MICROSOFT is this week expected to fire the starter gun on marketing its newest operating system, Windows 8.
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Motion sensor offers possibilities
MICROSOFT is seen as clunky when it comes to interface design.
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