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Collins finds prevention better than detection
Integrator CDM solves Collins Food Group's security woes with a TippingPoint intrusion detection system.
Alan Hartstein
Jun 8 2006, 5:25PM
Security
Aviator who loves Macs
From the ruins of the Buzzle liquidation sale more than five years ago, Ben Morgan made his first foray into business, acquiring the AppleCentre retail shop in Taylor Square, Sydney.
Byron Connolly
Jun 8 2006, 5:11PM
Hardware
Linux no open and shut case
The open source market has been around for almost two decades and while its popularity has ebbed and flowed through the years, technology pundits believe it has finally established itself as a technology norm.
Lilia Guan
Jun 8 2006, 5:05PM
Software
Rocket man rides the IT wave
From aeronautical engineer to chief executive officer of WebCentral, Andrew Spicer has been more than happy with surfing the highs and lows of IT for the past twenty years.
Lilia Guan
Jun 2 2006, 9:31AM
Collaboration
Tagged and snagged
OPINION: Looks like RFIDs have more uses than originally intended
Rabid Reseller
Jun 2 2006, 9:31AM
Hardware
Calling all cabs for VoIP!
Premier Cabs queues up for IP telephony
Adam Turner
May 29 2006, 3:40PM
Collaboration
Tricky business
Marketing is a necessary evil for any reseller that wants to grow. However, an effective marketing strategy must recognise exactly what the product or service is and who it should be directed towards, while taking care to measure the outcomes.
David Binning
May 29 2006, 3:40PM
Collaboration
NSW Prisons department sees network in 3D
Local system integrator, 3D Networks introduces the NSW Department of Correctional Services to IP telephony.
Alan Hartstein
May 11 2006, 5:29PM
Collaboration
One minute with.......Stead Denton
CRN chats with Stead Denton, managing director of the IPL Group
Staff Writers
May 11 2006, 5:15PM
Collaboration
The voice of the channel
After 21 years in IT, Maree Lowe, director of NSW-based ASI Solutions, considers herself to be one of the well versed ladies in the industry.
Lilia Guan
May 11 2006, 5:06PM
Hardware
Justifying training
Picture this scenario. You've spent $5000 over the past 12 months on training your most promising technical staff member on the ins and outs of Vendor A's latest range of security solutions.
Byron Connolly
May 11 2006, 4:59PM
Collaboration
relativity
What a long wait it’s been for WorkChoices to finally come into force. This delay has cost Rabid Reseller plenty.
Rabid Reseller
Apr 27 2006, 4:21PM
Software
Under the wire: Sir, yes sir!
You have to hand it to Steve Jobs — he knows how to name a product.
Matthew JC Powell
Apr 27 2006, 4:16PM
Hardware
The ins and outs of software rollouts
Software licenses are a strange breed of legal documentation; they are often left unread by end users and are frequently no more than a page in length.
Alan Arnott
Apr 27 2006, 3:57PM
Software
Growing pains
Here at Rabid Reseller we were mightily heartened by opposition leader Kim Beazley’s proposal to filter out porn from the Internet before it even leaves the ISP.
Rabid Reseller
Apr 12 2006, 2:56PM
Software
Welcome to the fold
The buzz at Rabid Reseller is all about Ultra Mobile PCs after Microsoft unfolded details of its new gadget with the Origami codename recently.
Rabid Reseller
Mar 21 2006, 4:50PM
Hardware
From the Trenches: The soft sell
Have you ever lost a deal and wondered why? You knew that the company competing against you for the contract didn’t have the same skills but they still won the business. Why did this happen?
Byron Connolly
Feb 8 2006, 1:01PM
Training & Development
One minute with...Scott McKinnel
CRN chats with Scott McKinnel, country manager for Australia and New Zealand at Check Point Software.
Staff Writers
Feb 7 2006, 1:07PM
Security
ShadowRAM: Annihilation by nanobots ridiculous
Boffins from around Australia recently convened on Queensland resort town Noosa to hear the latest on quantum nanoscience at this year’s Sir Mark Oliphant Conference.
Staff Writers
Feb 6 2006, 2:24PM
Software
The Last Word: Education for all
Can’t help but notice the way the mega-vendors shoehorn their way into every aspect of society, and don’t seem happy until one or more of their gadgets are in every room of every house on the planet.
Rabid Reseller
Feb 6 2006, 2:10PM
Strategy
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