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ShadowRAM: Industry teams up for homeless
Cisco Systems, Data#3, Telstra and their various IT partners have teamed up to internet-enable a mobile outreach program that brings aid to around a thousand homeless and disadvantaged people in South Brisbane.
Staff Writers
Jul 25 2005, 9:18AM
Collaboration
Attack of the nerds
Franchised resellers plan burger-style smiley service all over Australia. Can the channel stomach their plans?
Simon Sharwood
Jul 22 2005, 4:25PM
Sales & Marketing
Line clear for VoIP in morphing market
Australia’s Voice-over-Internet Protocol market is certainly on the rise. People have stopped talking and started acting. SMBs are now leaping into what was once an enterprise-only fray.
Fleur Doidge
Jul 21 2005, 2:40PM
Mobility
CRN Notebooks Special Report: Case Study
In March, specialist education reseller Winthrop in conjunction with Acer, won a three-year, $27 million tender to supply notebook computers to 16,000 public school teachers in Western Australia.
Denise Murray
Jul 20 2005, 1:45PM
Hardware
Under the Wire: Patronising the yartz
Some names have been changed in the following, in order to protect the innocent and the guilty.
Matthew JC Powell
Jul 18 2005, 4:05PM
Collaboration
CRN Special Report: Notebooks
May 2005 was the first month ever where notebook computers outsold desktops consistently for a whole month in the US, with notebooks making up 53 percent of the total personal computer market.
Denise Murray
Jul 15 2005, 2:12PM
Mobility
White-books a way behind
CRN Special Report on the white-books market in Australia. Mixed reactions over the future of unbranded laptops.
Adam Turner
Jul 15 2005, 1:28PM
Hardware
David Versus Goliath
Australian system builders need to become more flexible as a multinational vendor price-cutting blitz puts pressure on their businesses.
Adam Turner
Jul 14 2005, 3:17PM
Hardware
Stocktake sale -- must end soon
It’s that time of year again. The tax man wants to know how much we earned and we don’t want to overstate things.
Rabid Reseller
Jul 14 2005, 12:00PM
Sales & Marketing
One minute with...Yasser Elgammal
CRN has a chat with Yasser Elgammal, channel sales manager at APC.
Staff Writers
Jul 13 2005, 11:15AM
Strategy
From the Trenches: Vee Dub Club
Maybe the public perception of the humble computer nerd is changing –- hopefully for the better.
Byron Connolly
Jul 12 2005, 2:57PM
Collaboration
Tourists take mobile technology on the road
How 4WD and motorhome owners are taking advantage of laptops and GPS systems in the Australian bush.
Denise Murray
Jul 11 2005, 2:12PM
Hardware
One minute with...Gary Howes
CRN has a chat with Gary Howes, channel manager at Genesys Laboratories.
Staff Writers
Jul 8 2005, 3:00PM
Services
Spies like us
We’ve been watching the news lately and there is this Chinese diplomat telling the government that he’s been spying on Australia and so have about another 1000 of his mates.
Rabid Reseller
Jul 6 2005, 11:30AM
Security
Under the Wire: Star Wares
Warning: this column contains spoilers.
Matthew JC Powell
Jul 4 2005, 10:06AM
Software
From the Trenches: Digital disconnect
The first piece of useful research detailing the sorts of ‘digital lifestyle’ products and services consumers buy was presented at an event held by channel analyst GfK this month.
Byron Connolly
Jun 30 2005, 12:00PM
Strategy
ShadowRAM: Sharpe's a happy camper with her Lancer
Kellie Sharpe, who works at the Canberra office of business communication company Commander, looks like a happy camper.
The Shadow
Jun 30 2005, 10:39AM
Software
At your service
Managed services delivery, it seems, is coming of age. Deploying and administering specific IT functions has in recent years become a popular way for resellers of all stripes to make a buck.
Fleur Doidge
Jun 29 2005, 4:01PM
Software
OPINION: Money for nothing
Rabid Reseller can hardly wait for the new industrial relations reforms to come out of hiding in the Senate and get onto the statute books.
Rabid Reseller
Jun 28 2005, 1:50PM
Collaboration
Going Public
Despite the past hurdles, some channel players with the right niche offering are doing well selling to government.
Fleur Doidge
Jun 27 2005, 3:09PM
Collaboration
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