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  • Brisbane Girls Grammar undergoes major Microsoft upgrade

    Brisbane Girls Grammar School has become one of the first Australian private education bodies to undertake a roll-out of Windows 7, Office 2010, Exchange 2010 and Hyper-V.

    Written by Jenna Pitcher • 27 Aug. 10 12:15
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    Coca-Cola Amatil's journey: Lotus Notes to BPOS

    Beverage company Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) is halfway through the massive task of migrating its over 8000 employees from Lotus Notes to Microsoft's hosted Business Productivity Online Suite, the company revealed in a presentation at Microsoft's Tech.Ed conference on the Gold Coast this week.

    Written by Jenna Pitcher • 27 Aug. 10 09:34

  • MCG ditches analogue for digital security

    The Melbourne Cricket Ground has moved to an open source IP security system to manage high definition CCTV and ground access control.

    Written by Georgina Swan • 29 July 10 07:00

  • Planning virtualization moves wisely

    Not so long ago, if Underwriters Laboratories needed to add three additional servers worth of computing power in three weeks, the company just bought three new units, says Kent Walker, manager of computer operations for UL. With more time for capacity analysis - which is both labor and time-intensive - Walker might be able to shift resources around and stave off the purchase. But when the need is immediate, there's no time for that.

    Written by Carol Sliwa • 26 May 08 09:58
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