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February 24th, 2002
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Bridging the Digital Divide
July 26th, 2001
July 26th, 2001
The dotcom revolution will go down in history as having lost as many fortunes as it’s made. However, the infrastructure that remains in place for further IT&T development confirms that the public, government and business sector still have enormous faith in its potential as well as associated software and usage technologies.
Streamlining the Information Flow
February 7th, 2002
February 7th, 2002
The same limitation affects everything when you’re talking about the Internet. It hampers email transmission, the advent of digital TV, and websites that win a slew of design awards but which — in the real world — fail without a whimper when people don’t have ten minutes to wait for while some huge animation to download.
Exploring the Future with New 3D Software
October 25th, 2001
October 25th, 2001
SpaDiS does away with the practice of using exploration statistics from other sites to try and predict where deposits will be by using known patterns in geology at deposit sites to draw a 3D picture of the mineral distribution.
Delving into an Increasingly Complex World on the Web
February 24th, 2002
February 24th, 2002
Says Steve Lieblich — who joined i-delve’s creators nine months ago to help commercialise it — ‘The Geographic Information Systems market is growing at about 20% a year, and it’s worth $32 billion. It’s a very broad market.’
Security vs Privacy
February 22nd, 2002
February 22nd, 2002
Rhetoric about stamping out terrorism has reached every aspect of business and life — including technology. Bill Clinton’s recent comments in Adelaide are prophetic warnings about terrorists moving plans, resources and funds across the world with ease using technologies such as the Internet.
Exposing the Dark Side
May 17th, 2001
May 17th, 2001
A few weeks ago, several well-known Perth ISP’s were hit by Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, bringing their servers to a halt for several hours over the course of several days. ‘We’re pretty sure the attack originated in Europe,’ said one technical manager who asked that his company not be named, ‘but we’ve got […]
Delving into an Increasingly Complex World on the Web
Ever looked at a satellite picture of Australia and wished you could ...
Vision makes Lasata a winner for second year
A West Perth-based software company has wowed the critics for the second ...
November 1st, 2001
Exposing the Dark Side
A few weeks ago, several well-known Perth ISP's were hit by Distributed ...
May 17th, 2001
Telecommunications Deals May Prove a Boon to WA
By now we've all heard about the bidding war that took place ...
June 7th, 2001
Security vs Privacy
As soon as planes plunged through buildings in New York and Washington ...
February 22nd, 2002
Strong Uptake of Internet Banking in WA
Melbourne business think tank and business statistics cruncher the Market Intelligence Strategy ...
June 28th, 2001