Opposition to address e-health privacy
THE federal Opposition plans to tighten up aspects of the controversial Healthcare Identifiers Bill before debate in the Senate next month.
Analysts: Businesses want outcomes-based IT
Fire your sales force and start again.
E-health the ‘right thing’ to do: expert
THE economic arguments for rolling out tele-health services in Australia maybe tough to prove, a US e-health expert has warned.
NBN chief urges Telstra to come online
THE head of the company charged with rolling out the NBN has urged Telstra to sign up to the project, saying a deal is in everyone's best interests.
HP and Alcatel-Lucent outline 10-year strategy
Unified communications and collaboration partnership.
Facebook admits privacy change ‘missed the mark’
Mark Zuckerberg promises new settings soon.
ABC: Apple flash snub “deeply annoying”
Effort to port iView to iPad, mobile devices by end of year.
Use pre-paid plans to avoid iPad bill shock: ACCAN
Australians looking to pick up an iPad have been advised to opt for a pre-paid plan to avoid excess data usage charges.
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NBN Co’s zero monthly access pitch
THE NBN Co is trying to kick start the take-up of super-fast broadband services in Tasmania by not charging any monthly wholesale access fees to ISPs.
CeBIT 2010: AGIMO says open source needs to lift its game
Despite a new level of openness through the [[artnid:346623|recent adoption of eGovernment and web 2.0 tools|new]], the Australian Government Information Management Office (AGIMO) is still cagey when it comes to procurement of open source software.
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