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Australian listed IT solutions provider Data#3 has boosted total revenue by 11.6% to $718.9 million for the six months to the end of December 2019, maintaining what the company says is its longer-term growth trend.

Freelance independent professionals in the United States technology industry - along with other industry sector professionals - are earning more than US$250 an hour for their work, according to a new report.

Memory and storage maker Crucial is proffering profitable advice on lowering software licence costs by making better use of your hardware, upgraded if needed, for long-term savings.

A Victorian IT company in breach of copyright law has paid $72,000 in damages for the use of unlicensed software programs owned by Adobe and Microsoft.

Many organisations are throwing away their money on software that does not even get used, forcing a rethink of their purchasing decisions and a significant shift away from traditional purchasing models for enterprise software.

Global data protection software vendor Veeam Software says it recorded a 31% increasing in total revenue bookings and new licence bookings for Australia in 2013.

Bowing to public pressure, Microsoft has changed its licencing policies for the new version of Microsoft Office.

4PSA has announced today the availability of Cloud Licensing, a licensing methodology that brings cloud computing flexibility and scalability to software licensing.