Stories about: Cybersource

Open source professional services automation software, allocPSA, has had a new version release that improves usability and information management.

To meet its high security needs, the Victorian Department of Justice (DoJ) has deployed 120 Linux-based TrimClient systems with image servers.

Cybersource has released a free toolkit which offers system builders and whitebox hardware resellers a method for differentiating their PCs and laptops from those of top-tier hardware vendors.

Enterprise customers today welcomed Red Hat's decision to lengthen the release schedule for updates to its commercial version of the Linux operating system to reduce the burden of internal testing.

Professional Services Automation solution, AllocPSA, has been released as open source software under the GNU General Public Licence (GPL), allowing businesses to obtain and modify the source code free of charge.

Even the most mission-critical, Unix-based central business systems are being replaced by Linux running on commodity hardware, according to delegates at Linuxworld 2006 conference and expo in Sydney yesterday.

Open source consultancy Cybersource is filing a formal complaint with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) this week claiming Microsoft is engaging in unfair practices which is costing end users $200 million a year.

Schools, help-desks and call-centres are among the key target groups of a new Linux-based 'thin client' system launched by local open source outfit Cybersource.

An Australian IT services firm has updated what it says is one of the few fully transparent studies comparing the costs of running Linux vs. Windows -- and found that Linux is still cheaper.

With a surging growth level, OpenSource is an increasing part of computer networks, but specific training for the sector hasn’t yet caught up. Tim Mendham reports.

Open source vendor, Cybersource, has launched a small business Linux server and is offering dealers a 20 per cent margin – about $400 per unit.