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  • CA unveils tech planning app for iPads

    CA Technologies has unveiled an app that enables C-level executives to manage IT investments from their iPads.

  • Managed services drive Australian UC market: Frost & Sullivan

    Demand for managed services is helping the unified communications (UC) market in Australia grow as organisations strive to avoid service and maintenance overheads while controlling UC hardware and applications, according to Frost & Sullivan.

  • Retail chain sees value in Google Plus

    Retail chain Dick Smith will use Google Hangouts to share best practices among its stores and bring employees closer together, according to the retailer’s IT director, Linda Venables.

  • Vic govt to tap cloud, increase use of shared services

    The Victorian government will use cloud computing infrastructure and increase the use of shared services to deliver its new whole-of-government ICT strategy, according to the state's new chief technology advocate, Grantly Mailes.

  • AARNet, NBN connect primary school students

    Junior newsreaders in New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania and Victoria will be broadcasting their sustainability stories via Australia’s Academic and Research Network (AARNet) video conferencing service and the National Broadband Network (NBN) today.

  • REA Group gets Jive talkin’

    Melbourne-based REA Group (ASX:REA), operator of property website realestate.com.au, has used a collaboration software platform to help its employees participate in projects and cut down on the use of email.

  • Relationships Australia WA looks to collaboration

    With disparate branches spread across Western Australia and long travel times, not-for-profit organisation Relationships Australia WA has plans to roll out Cisco IP phones and TelePresence video conferencing.

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    JWS Lawyers makes the case for telepresence

    Faced with a large inter-state travel bill and the need to keep partners abreast of the latest law developments, Johnson Winter & Slattery (JWS) began the roll out of five videoconferencing systems in April 2012.

  • In pictures: The Cisco Live speakers

    A stellar line up of speakers at Cisco Live in Melbourne ensured that attendees went away with real world examples of collaboration and video conferencing. Customer speakers included JWS Lawyers, ME Bank and the Australian Industry Group.

  • In pictures: Cisco Live Melbourne

    A heatwave in Melbourne didn’t deter delegates from attending the annual Cisco Live conference. Delegates heard insights from senior vice president Carlos Dominguez and took the opportunity to play virtual golf, F1 racing and chess in the World of Solutions centre.

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