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Jet Technologies fuelled for growth at an affodable cost
Faced with a quadrupling of staff, SAP Business One wrapped up inventory, cashflow and forex issues for the printing and packaging supplier…

Every map tells a story
You could call them maps with attitude. They’re maps with business intelligence information overlaid on them and they can provide rich insights into business performance...

Law Enforcement Analytics: fighting crime with business intelligence
Ask any field officer what his most important weapon is, and chances are he’ll tell you, information. Armed with the right information at the right time, police officers can carry out their duties more quickly, effectively, and safely...By Rob Mills

MYOB aims for Xero
Australian owned MYOB is taking on NZSE listed Xero in the online accounting game...

Event participation jumps 45 percent with addition of text response to ads
Children’s Day campaign sees CYF talking up a storm with texters...

Dockside Group looking to the future with Adept
No visit to Sydney would be complete without spending time in The Rocks and Darling Harbour. These locations are also home to some of the city’s most impressive restaurants and hospitality venues...

‘All you can eat’ Broadband - do we really need it?
New Zealanders will have to stump up $350 each for the planned NZ$1.5 billion UFB network, while Australians will pay nearly $2,000 for their A$43 billion NBN network. The question is: What will we use them for and will it be worth the financial pain? Johanna Bennett takes a look...

AppWrap ICT Deals and dealings 2010
A wrap-up of the past quarter's ICT news...