A survey conducted by business software vendor, Sage, has found local retailers are divided over the state of business performance in 2011 with four in 10 claiming their business is fairing better than last year and three in 10 stating that their business is performing worse.

A survey conducted by business software vendor, Sage, has revealed women are more likely the cautious pragmatists of the business world then their male counterparts.

Government incentives and demands following the global financial crisis (GFC) have boosted the Australian videoconferencing market, increasing revenues by 33 per cent in 2010, according to analysts Frost & Sullivan.

The number of company collapses in Australia continues to remain high according to the latest external Administration Appointments Statistics from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).

The Gershon Review’s recommendation to halve the amount of contractors working for the Federal Government in favour of permanent staff, has impacted on the work of a number of agencies, according to Ovum.

After a week in which every second word has been about the cloud, Bill Clinton's World Partner Conference 2010 presentation was refreshing in that it almost forgot to mention IT, let alone clouds.

A new survey by the Association of Professional Engineers, Scientists & Managers, Australia (APESMA) about the state of the Australian ICT workplace has highlighted the dire effect the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) has had on local IT professionals.