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Asian firms don't configure network right
News update For every networking device installed in the region, an average of 30 configuration issues are identified, notes new Dimension Data report.
Tags: Network security, Security Management, Business security, Security, Security, Manufacturing, network device, Asia-Pacific, SNMP, network configuration
Windows 7 pre-beta hits BitTorrent
News Pre-beta version of Microsoft's Windows 7 OS released to developers at Professional Developer Conference has made it onto prominent BitTorrent sites.
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Corp., BitTorrent, Microsoft Windows 7, operating system, Dimension Data, 64-bit, Microsoft Windows, 32-bit, information technology
Study: Network delays crimp user productivity
News IT users lose an average of three days a year due to delay in network log-in, file transfers and e-mail processing, a new Dimension Data report shows.
Tags: LANs and WANs, Infrastructure/architecture management, Business, M&A, Japan, performance, network, VoIP, China, information technology
Datacraft Asia wins new contracts in Indonesia and China
News Datacraft Asia Ltd, which has set up a quarter of Asia's data-networking systems, said it won new contracts in Indonesia and China as regional phone and Internet companies strengthen their infrastructure and services.
Datacraft Asia wins new contracts in Indonesia and China
News Datacraft Asia Ltd, which has set up a quarter of Asia's data-networking systems, said it won new contracts in Indonesia and China as regional phone and Internet companies strengthen their infrastructure and services.
Aussie privacy law sparks scramble to comply
News Australian businesses are scrambling to meet the deadline for new online privacy legislation amidst a flurry of discussion about how to prepare.
Datacraft Asia's fiscal H1 profit may rise 67% on sales
News Datacraft Asia Ltd, which has set up a quarter of Asia's data networking systems, may post a 67 percent gain in its fiscal first-half profit as companies bought equipment to expand networks in Japan, Korea and China.
VoIP is no threat, says British telecom giant
News Voice over IP is no longer a flea on BT's elephantine hide; the telco says it is now taking the technology seriously.
Tags: VoIP/IP telephony
Microsoft tackles 'risky' clients in Australia
News Microsoft has pinpointed 40 of its largest clients in Australia as being potentially "at risk" of security breaches.
Tags: Security, Business applications
Datacraft to meet 40% profit growth target in 2001
News Datacraft Asia Ltd, which has set up a quarter of Asia's data networking systems, said it will meet its annual profit target and won't be hurt by the slowing sales of its largest supplier Cisco Systems Inc.
Datacraft Asia's H2 profit up 66%
News Datacraft Asia Ltd's indicated fiscal second-half profit rose 66 percent as the company, which set up a quarter of Asia's computer networking systems, saw higher sales from markets such as Korea and Japan.
Datacraft Asia keeps profit forecast amid US profit warnings
News Datacraft Asia Ltd yesterday said it is sticking by its earnings forecast made two months ago even as investors begin to worry its earnings may be hurt after US computer and phone-equipment makers issued profit warnings.
Storage: when to outsource (Part II)
Insight Part II of this two-part article explores the risk of storage outsourcing, and looks at future trends in this market segment.
Week ahead, the week that was
News McVeigh unplugged redux? Also: The Linus FUD factor.
Old IT never dies...
Insight The "old IT" question is a perennial one: What to do with the thousands of PCs that reach the end of their lifecycle? Here are options to consider.
