IBM Power7 systems
24 February, 2010 byThe IBM Power7 systems are designed to manage demanding emerging applications, from smart electrical grids to real-time analytics for financial markets, and have increased capabilities in virtualisation, energy savings and cost-efficient use of memory.
Lion Nathan optimises operations
15 February, 2010In an ongoing project to streamline Lion Nathan’s logistics processes, the company has gone live with Infor SCM Advanced Planning Optimisation across the seven breweries in Australia, enabling them to greatly reduce the complexity of their logistics and brewery planning operations. In addition, Lion Nathan has deployed Infor SCM Advanced Scheduler in the six main Australian breweries to provide an integrated, advanced, uniform scheduling process.
Software AG webMethods 8 business integration software
05 February, 2010 bySoftware AG has announced webMethods 8, the webMethods platform that offers functionality across Enterprise Integration, B2B, Business Process Management, BAM, and SOA Governance (CentraSite).
LANDesk Asset Lifecycle Manager 4.0
05 February, 2010 byLANDesk Software has announced LANDesk Asset Lifecycle Manager 4.0 for software asset management, data centre readiness and increased integration and control so users can more easily discover, track and manage software licences.
Technology transforms business, process and management
02 December, 2009Business process management (BPM) was unheard of just a few years ago, but the concept has now taken centre stage to become one of today’s most discussed business and technology management trends. Software AG’s Stephen Keys outlines the genesis of BPM and how it has evolved.
UTS proves BI theory is more than just academics
15 October, 2009University of Technology, Sydney (UTS) is delivering information faster to students by using an IBM business intelligence system, Cognos 8.3, as its new student management reporting tool.
The first global sporting event running on Windows 7
31 August, 2009Data#3 powered the technology behind the 2009 World Transplant Games (the first global sporting event to use technology running Microsoft's new Windows 7).
Business intelligence boosts ambulance operations
11 June, 2009 by Inside InfoSt John Ambulance Australia’s National Business Centre (NBC) has chosen QlikView business intelligence software, which will bring additional operational and financial focus to the management of its business.
Workforce management
16 April, 2009 byPerformanceEdge has announced that workforce management capabilities will be available in eWorkforce Management 7.2. These features are intended to streamline the scheduling process.
Organisations axe IT budgets in real terms, but fly blind in deciding where to cut
27 February, 2009Overall IT budgets have been cut according to a recent survey but the problem is a high percentage of organisations only use a manual process to work out where these cuts should be made so they are flying blind.
A SaaS service to suit the times
05 February, 2009Document creation and generation without the need of the IT department has to be a winner. Intelledox has released its SaaS version.
Australian technology in global health toolkit
03 February, 2009CSIRO is helping to address an issue vexing the health system worldwide — the need for quality, accurate information in electronic health records.
Software automation slows customer churn
24 January, 2009 byVodafone Australia recently replaced its manual marketing processes with an automated software solution, slowing customer churn to other operators.
