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Outback communities get $7m Internet access boost
07/03/09
The Rudd government has announced it will spend $7 million over four years on improving public Internet access facilities in remote Indigenous communities.
Researchers design wind turbine kites to fly at 30,000 feet
07/02/09
Stanford University researchers are designing wind turbine kites that would fly to heights of 30,000 feet to reach powerful winds that could be used as alternative energy sources.
Faux pas at virtual world discussion highlight continuing 'transitional phase'
07/01/09
Virtual worlds are growing in colleges and universities despite significant problems in using them to teach courses and communicate, a panel of experts said during a virtual discussion sponsored by Cisco Systems Inc.
Coalition formed to push fiber via ARRA
06/22/09
An impressive number of groups have banded together to push for building the Internet out in a particular way.
Today's focus: Google Health
05/19/09
Google never fails to surprise. It's the scope and scale of their ambitions that impresses me ranging as they do from relatively simple applications that are just way cool such as Sky Map through their Chrome Web browser (which is now looking pretty stable).
H1N1 Flu highlights lack of preparation for business continuity
05/05/09
In a just-released report, Webtorials Editorial/Analyst Division reports that most businesses are woefully unprepared for dealing with the business impact of a medical epidemic or pandemic. The April 2009 H1N1 influenza outbreak should serve as a much-needed wakeup call concerning the need for epidemics and pandemics to be an integral part of the Business Continuity plan.
Weetabix swallow stage one of supply chain progect easily
07/03/09
Weetabix has completed the first stage of a supply chain systems rollout, improving the accuracy of stock control.
Weetabix supply chain rollout eliminates error
07/02/09
Weetabix has completed the first stage of a supply chain systems rollout, improving the accuracy of stock control.
Cost control, not cloud computing, is top IT manager concern
06/23/09
Cutting costs is the number one priority for IT managers this year, according to research by sector skills council e-Skills UK.
35 years later, bar codes, and scanning, are everywhere
06/25/09
Tomorrow marks the 35th anniversary of the first time a laser scanner was used to "read" a bar code, according to Motorola Inc.
PCI Security Council seeks industry comments on current standards
06/25/09
The group that administers the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard wants feedback about how the current version of the standard, released last October, is working.
Cost control, not cloud computing, is top IT manager concern
06/23/09
Cutting costs is the number one priority for IT managers this year, according to research by sector skills council e-Skills UK.
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