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Today few organisations would deny that there exists a competitive web browser market. Organisations and consumers alike can choose from multiple, viable web browser solutions for various platforms. Marketing...
Forgetting the last 9-months of economic crisis, the last 18 months have been a challenging time for the ICT industry as it has come under increasing scrutiny to return savings to the business on the back...
At the Open CeBIT conference in 2008 Longhaus stated that by 2012 the open source business model would be a fully integrated dimension of the overall software market. Part of the logic behind this forecast...
Our latest research highlights that only 26% of Australia’s large-enterprise organisations are actively planning or currently using corporate social computing. That’s a staggering 74% that are stating...
It’s like Christmas morning across most of the nation’s education departments. And schools are abuzz. Hundreds of thousand’s of netbooks are shipping out across Australia in a boon for not just students...
It was always going to be a tough assignment and a large part of me is disappointed that the job is only half-done. As of today, we have received over 1,250 views of the 13 policies outlined on the Naked...
The Naked Chief wishes to thank Sam Higgins for this policy contribution. At some point or another everyone has been asked to provide a reference. Whether it is for a close personal friend,...
Thanks to Sam for filling in for me while I was sick. This one comes from him. Shared service providers are continuing to emerge across governments in Australia. From shared Financial and HR business...
Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) changed the face of banking forever. I remember my first "trip" to use one in 1982, two years before the demise of the $1 note. The ATM was embedded in the wall...
As a kid it was bug-catchers, Mechanno, and as I got older the 200-in-1 electronic kits from Tandy, and Dick Smith that helped me understand how things worked. Dad tended to draw the line at power tools...
After years of relatively modest but comfortable ICT expenditure increases Australian businesses are about to be hit by a severe ICT budget slowdown. Longhaus’ 2009 ICT Spending and Priorities Study...
Longhaus have long suspected that because of the architecture and integration of email into a larger workspace, IBM’s Lotus Notes was adopted by organisations that had a greater use of collaboration...
The Longhaus ICT Spending and Priorities Study 2009 fielded in February indicated that the enterprise wiki adoption intention of Australian organisations is high yet this passion has not effectively translated...
ICT as a service delivery enabler has risen to meet the demands of the Small-to-Medium Enterprise (SME) business owner while at the same time becoming infinitely more affordable. However the SME ICT market...
Reports emerged on 18 March from the Wall Street Journal that IBM and Sun Microsystems (Sun) had entered into talks about a potential acquisition. By 7 April it was reported that talks between IBM and...
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IBM Cloud Computing Strategy Update
1:1 Custom Briefing - 15 July, 2009
Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g Launch
1:Many Analyst Meeting - 9 July, 2009
Update from Enterprise Architects
1:1 Briefing - 3 July 2009
HP and EDS Integration Update
1:Many Briefing - 26 June 2009 (APJ) & 1 July, 2009 (ANZ)
OpenText ECM Suite
1:1 Custom Briefing - 1 July, 2009
RightNow Technologies KM in Public Sector
1:1 Custom Briefing - 1 July, 2009
ICT Hypothetical Series: Internet Television
Longhaus & Invest Brisbane - 23 July, 2009
Australian ICT Economy: Current Trends and Budget Outlook
Queensland.NET (BNE) - 15 July, 2009
Longhaus Baseline Event: 2009/10 Queensland Government ICT Budget Overview
Longhaus - 26th June, 2009
Directorship: 09 - Navigating Uncharted Waters
Australian Institute of Company Directors - 12 June (CNS), 2009
Trends in CRM and Case Management Adoption in Government
Avanade - 27 May (BNE) & 2 June (CBR), 2009
Trends in Wireless Computing
Software Queensland - 27 May (BNE), 2009
Lotus Notes losing Aussie email war?
ZDNet - 27 June, 2009
Roll-your-own social networks no guarantee of improved security
TechTarget ANZ - 11 June, 2009
Employer confidence on the rise: Hudson Report
Queensland Business Review - 24 June, 2009
Silver lining to states' efficiency drive
Australian Financial Review - 18 June, 2009
Longhaus: Too Much "Soap Boxing" in Enterprise Wikis
Future Changes - 8 June, 2009
Axe falls on IT
MIS Australia - 1 June, 2009