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Budget 2012: Govt pushes for productivity through NBN
The 2012 Federal Budget has been expectedly conservative with investments to IT, but the Government has poured money into driving productivity gains through services that would be delivered through the National Broadband Network (NBN).
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NZ-based MYOB reseller expands to Australia
Enprise Group wants to have a nationwide coverage in the next 12 months.
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SAP aggressively targets SMB partners
The vendor recently launched its CRM product, Starter Pack for Business One, directly competing with MYOB
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Track your taxi with ingogo
Hamish Petrie, founder of ticketing system, Moshtix, has turned his attention to taxis and launched ingogo, a digital taxi request service that directly connects drivers with passengers.
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More businesses moving online
More businesses are taking advantage of the internet, with many finding the move online creates more revenue, a new survey shows.
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ABS: 60 per cent of Australian businesses lack a Web presence
An Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) study has found that 60 per cent of local businesses and two-thirds of small businesses still do not have a Web presence.
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Former Microsoft director becomes Xero MD
Former Microsoft Dynamics Business Group director, Chris Ridd, has been appointed Xero’s Australian managing director. He replaces Wayne Schmidt, who has been moved to the role of channel and sales manager.
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Disties reveal plans for 2011
Decreasing margins and ongoing concerns over economic conditions and currency fluctuations is forcing many distributors to re-evaluate business strategies in a bid to stay competitive.
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Sage launches SaaS offering, looks to acquire new channel
Accounting software specialist, Sage, has launched a new Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) product that it hopes will open a new market and channel for it.
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Internet banking bites Suncorp
Tier two banking and insurance giant, Suncorp, has suffered Net banking problems over the past week following an upgrade conducted over the previous weekend.
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Vialogic enhances business offerings with MYOB partnership
Business management software vendor, MYOB, has partnered with business solutions provider, Vialogic, to help enhance its services offering.
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NetLeverage signs Vadis as national distributor
Sydney-based NetLeverage has appointed Vadis Systems as a national distributor to sell its range of premium remote access and virtualisation product.
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MYOB lands new partner manager
MYOB has appointed a new partner relations manager, as it gears up for new product releases and a major road show.
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Virgin spam leads to $22,000 fine
Virgin Mobile has been fined $22,000 and forced to extensively retrain staff after allegedly spamming customers who had opted out of getting marketing messages.
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MYOB strengthens executive team
Business software vendor, MYOB has appointed Dominic O’Hanlon as Chief Strategy Officer and Simon Raik-Allen as Chief Technology Officer.
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How to reasonably and in the most cost-effective way, preserve valuable digital data for a long time – and how to prepare for the ensuing decades of continuing data growth, technology change, and increasing long-term preservation requirements.
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