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Hello woow, This is your update from australianIT.com.au Tuesday, 10 July 2012

Quick FBI action avoids web blackout Andrew Colley AUSTRALIAN internet service providers have been spared a computer virus.   NBN Co facing skills shortfall Andrew Colley AN RMIT centre backed by Huawei is yet to open its doors.   AG must audit e-health: Coalition Karen Dearne and Fran Foo PRESSURE is building for the AG to examine the cost and performance of parties involved in the e-health record program.   CSIRO struggles to sell backhaul Stuart Kennedy A CHILLY global telco market is hampering CSIRO ICT's attempts to find a buyer for its high-speed wireless backhaul technology.   Samsung overturns computer design Chris Griffith THE golden era of electronic tables may be in the future.   Dotcommer's passage to India Fran Foo TED Pretty has donned a new hat and is destined to be Mahindra Satyam's chief spruiker in Australia.   Streamlining keeps egg supply on boil Jennifer Foreshew EGG supplier Sunny Queen had inventory control problems as it sought to push its produce faster through the supply chain.   One second that brought systems down Chris Griffith QANTAS was among the victims when software couldn't process a tiny adjustment to time.   Focus on cloud and big data courses Jennifer Foreshew INDUSTRY has singled out cloud, mobile and big data skills as being among key requirements from graduates in the next few years.   Chief gears up FIIG for growth THE CIO FILES: Jennifer Foreshew THE dotcom boom lured Adrian Dixon away from a military career.   Saving energy more than pulling plug DOUBLECLICK: David Frith DOUBLECLICK was chatting a few years back to Alan Kay when the subject of good hi-fi sound came up.   Jackson backs Hybris systems AMBITION: Paul Broekhuyse HYBRIS has opened a head office in Sydney and appointed Graham Jackson as Australian managing director.   Samsung's daggy tablet wins over Apple SAMSUNG has won a patent battle against rival Apple, with a British judge ruling that Samsung's Galaxy tablet was not "cool" enough to be confused with Apple's iPad.   Digital data to revolutionise society AUSTRALIAN COMPUTER SOCIETY: Nick Tate WHEN the Royal Library of Alexandria was set alight the blaze destroyed a substantial part of the knowledge of the ancient world.   Tech-savvy seniors push THE NSW government is spending $500,000 in an attempt to make senior citizens more technologically savvy.   Web meltdown a non-event Andrew Colley AUSTRALIAN ISPs appear to have contained the impact of a computer virus that was expected to cause internet blackouts for thousands of customers. Click here for all headlines   IT Business   One second that brought systems down Chief gears up FIIG for growth Dotcommer's passage to India Streamlining keeps egg supply on boil     Exec Tech   Google TV comes to set-top box DavMail from Exchange to notebook Sony hopes Resistance useful to Vita One XL is fast, but not like Galaxy S3     Opinion Digital data to revolutionise society AUSTRALIAN COMPUTER SOCIETY: Nick Tate WHEN the Royal Library of Alexandria was set alight the blaze destroyed a substantial part of the knowledge of the ancient world.   IT Business Quick FBI action avoids web blackout Andrew Colley AUSTRALIAN internet service providers have been spared a computer virus. More IT Business   Exec Tech Samsung overturns computer design Chris Griffith THE golden era of electronic tables may be in the future. More Exec Tech

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