Tim Lohman

Rather than buy audio-visual equipment locally, the department will negotiate state-wide deals with suppliers in hopes of saving money

The Aussie bank's organizational shuffle moves the IT department to the backseat of the company

New South Wales wants information and communications industries to comment on impediments to creating a digital economy strategy

The country's national helath reform initiative gets to work on an enterprise data warehouse overhaul

A thousand people attended the rally in support of WikiLeaks organized by the WikiLeaks Support Coalition

Retailers want to lower the $1,000 threshold for tax exemption for out-of-country online purchases, but the Opposition is calling for the sector to become more competitive

Monash University is touting a new wireless technology deployment that it says will vastly-improve communication between the university's lecturers and 58,000 students

Despite traditionally being a quieter period for sales, the first quarter of 2005 saw growth in the Australian PC market. IDC has reported an increase in the total market of six per cent sequentially and 15 per cent compared to Q1, 2004. While the research firm had forecasted less growth than in previous years, the quarter was still strong compared to 2004, PC analyst, Michael Sager, said.