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Local online services marketplace oneflare has boosted its coffers with a $3 million fund raising on its way to a planned IPO on the back of what it says is strong growth since launching in 2012.

A high number of consumers who have complained to their phone and Internet service providers are dissatisfied with how their complaint was handled.

The latest chapter of an ongoing scandal involving two senior IT executives at CBA, who have been charged by NSW police for alleged bribery, services giant CSC, and a US entrepreneur that sold his cloud services company to CSC, has seen US not-for-profit ACE Foundation launch a lawsuit against CBA seeking the return of US$2.53 million paid to the CBA executives.

Hewlett Packard has suffered a hit in its enterprise services business, with a significant drop in revenue for the division in the April quarter.

Australian businesses need to jump on the social media bandwagon quick smart if they want to engage and attract the interest of consumers to their products and services.

Almost a third of Australian businesses say electronic (non-card) payments are critical to them, according to a new survey.

Yatango’s reverse takeover of Latitude has already started bearing fruit, with a convertible note issue ‘materially’ oversubscribed, raising $1 million.

EMC's Federation Business Data Lake is a pre-integrated big data system that can be installed and running in just seven days for a 1PB configuration.

National ICT professional services consultancy, FinXL, has recently launched its new ‘as a Service’ offering to meet what it says is growing client demand.

It’s becoming increasingly difficult for employers to find appropriately qualified ICT professionals to fill available jobs, with recruiters struggling to source talented candidates to fill vacant roles. 

Australian workforce solutions provider Skilled has deployed an ERP solution from Netherlands-based Unit4 to underpin an organisation-wide program aimed at achieving significant and sustainable cost reductions.

Customer experience specialist Interactive Intelligence has been appointed to the Queensland Government ICT Services Panel.

Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) has traditionally addressed the requirements of the high-end enterprise market. How is the company responding to the continuing shift to cloud computing?

Mark Zuckerberg's Internet.org initiative has taken the first steps in its goal of providing global Internet with the launch of a new app in Zambia.

HP has announced a raft of products and services aimed at helping its customers move to what the company calls the 'New Style of IT' driven by big data, cloud, mobility, and security. That contrasts with the position of most vendors and analysts who think the 'S Factor' is social rather than security.

New Zealand-based services provider Gen-i is set to shift as many of its Australian customers as possible over to Telstra in a strategic move announced today.

Google Australia has launched My Business, a portal for businesses to easily update their info on Google and add photos and virtual tours.

Leading Apache Hadoop distribution MapR has released what it describes as the industry’s first Hadoop application gallery.

If the infrastructure behind a mobile game goes down, that's a nuisance rather than a disaster. But if that happens with an app used to deliver emergency warnings and information, it's potentially a matter of life or death.

One of Google's hottest properties YouTube is heavily rumoured to launch a subscription music service, similar to Spotify and Rdio, "before the end of the year."