Consumers put their personal information in the hands of strangers when they sell used phones without deleting data.
The new consulting organisation will help businesses reinvent their customer relationships to address a digital marketplace.
Customers are unable to lodge documents online, as the office gets ready for the new Companies Act.
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The company has released a fully managed, production print workflow solution in the cloud.
The country is set to converge cable TV, telecoms and the Internet into a single network.
Security measures in Australian government agencies are lacking, according to an audit report.
Majority of shoppers believe buying online is more environmentally friendly than making a trip to the shops.
Its new modules are thinner, 40% smaller and consume up to 30% less power.
In excess of 75% of respondents are still getting their bills and statements in the physical mail, says Garin Toren, COO of Striata.
Both countries have set a target of $15 billion from bilateral trade by 2014.
The new Consumer Protection Act places a burden on companies to scrutinise their online terms and conditions.
The latest browser from Mozilla breaks download records only two days after its release.