Alarm bells ring for InfoComp

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InfoComp, a New South Wales company, spotted industry trends and began to shift its business from consultancy to software development with industry partners. In 1994, InfoComp noticed a lack of membership management software and developed Unison for a workers' union. In 1994, InfoComp began work without an industry partner on Mentor, a portfolio management software system. Since beginning software development, InfoComp grew 697% between 1994 and 1998. Its 1998 turnover was $4.2 million.

New South Wales, Statistical Data Included, Management, Business management software, Information technology, Information management software, InfoComp (New South Wales)

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No longer a soft touch

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The new copyright laws in Australia that emphasize the need of protecting and properly managing the computer software assets of company's are discussed.

Australia, Patents & copyrights, Interpretation and construction, Intellectual property, Copyright law

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Screen smart

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Ted Gannan, founder of e-learning software making company Panviva discusses the smart moves made by the company to after its initial failure.

Strategy & planning, Sales, profits & dividends, Planning, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Company sales and earnings, Company earnings/profit, Company business planning, Gannan, Ted

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