In this World Wide Wrap:Microsoft updates SQL Server 2008, McHenry Savings Bank's energy cut, and ACC goes for tech refresh.
In this World Wide Wrap: Australia benefits from smart grids, Fujitsu deploys IaaS in Japan, and Europe makes big ICT investments.
In this World Wide Wrap: LG and MS cloud team up, top tech firms ink cloud alliance, and report reveals cloud security reliable.
Grouped under the category Forms and Templates, the latest SmartSolutions help users save time and money printing a variety of documents.
Xpertek has launched its software as a service (SAAS) and signed up its first subscriber, Safika Asset Finance.
Understanding cloud computing obstacles helps companies make the right trade-offs, says Robbie Quercia, technology director, Deloitte.
A brief look at what's on show at this year's Rage expo, taking place this weekend.
The company's Imaging and Printing Group has outlined mobile Internet and printing-as-a-service as key parts to its market strategy.
The transport department's renewal of Tasima's contract for running eNatis may be “unlawful” and “irregular”.
In today's technology roundup: Augmented reality comes to cellphones, BT embroiled in porn list breach, judge orders turnover of deleted posts, and ICO confirms data breach fines.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sony sues PS3 distributors, Oracle in price-fixing lawsuit, and IVI TV sued for copyright.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM tracks rapid atom changes, Popular Mechanics unveils breakthrough awards, and Pano Logic touts 'zero client'.
In this World Wide Wrap: Fashion takes on social networking, SeaChange delivers 3D content, and Box.net rolls out Android app.