Enterprise software firm TechnologyOne, currently in a legal stoush with Brisbane City Council over the loss of a major contract with the council, claims it has broken its own 30-year record by delivering more than 50 customer project ‘go-lives’ in the last eight weeks.

A large number of prominent technology and other firms — among them IBM, Red Hat, Lexis Nexis, SAS, Unisys, Deloitte, Booz Allen Hamilton and PwC — have attended presentations that detailed a plan to build a system that uses data mining to implement US President Donald Trump's "extreme vetting" to screen immigrants coming into the US.

Prosecutors in the trial of Samsung Group's de facto leader Lee Jae-yong have demanded that he be jailed for 12 years for his alleged links to a corruption scandal that led to the ouster of South Korea's former president Park Geun-hye.

Texas electrical engineering operator Power Quality Engineering has exposed electrical infrastructure data compiled by its engineers on such companies as Dell, the City of Austin, SBC, Freescale, Oracle and Texas Instruments to public view on the Internet.

Internet Australia chief and Bill Morrow nemesis Laurie Patton says more than 27,000 employees of NBN Co connected with him over his campaign for “better broadband’ for the National Broadband Network – and claims they agree with the objectives of his campaign.

Microsoft was so impressed with the work Brisbane-based GIS People’s work with its Gruntify platform built upon Azure, that it flew out its people from the US to film a case study.

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