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When is a bug not a bug? When Microsoft decides to make an unannounced, uncontrollable feature which takes away existing functionality, putting another nail in Edge's coffin vs. Chrome and Firefox.

TechnologyOne clients will soon be able to move all their legacy enterprise software from the company into the cloud within the space of a few days, according to TechOne founder and executive chairman Adrian Di Marco. What's more, the TechOne boss expects all the company's customers will have moved entirely into the cloud within 10 years.

Commonwealth Bank took the wraps off its swanky new facilities in Sydney today, where all 6,200 staff are being provided with MacBook Airs (albeit running Windows), DECT VoIP headsets, and a licence to roam at will through the two wirelessly networked towers located at the Eastern edge of Darling Harbour. CIO Michael Harte hopes the funky new offices will allow Commbank to give Google a run for its money in terms of acting as a talent magnet.

The Commonwealth Bank has a rich history of taking on the IT sector - eight years ago it was then CEO David Murray who launched a blistering attack on computer companies, and now the bank's group executive of enterprise services and CIO, Michael Harte has come out swinging against technology companies which have clung to legacy pricing models and vendor lock in.