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Distributors hone in on the home
For some of Australia's IT distributors, the digital home market represents the next strategic area of growth.
Staff Writers
Mar 11 2004, 12:00AM
Strategy
Broadband: Where to next?
Australia's high-speed internet industry has failed to fire. Inflexible pricing plans and a lack of applications to drive people to broadband have slowed uptake. Is there light at the end of the tunnel?
Staff Writers
Feb 25 2004, 12:00AM
Mobility
EMC’s search for the holy grail
EMC CEO Joe Tucci says there are only two choices for companies in the fast-moving storage market: create change or react to it. Tucci, for his part, is doing his best to create change.
Staff Writers
Feb 10 2004, 12:00AM
Data centre
Open source: Show me the money!
Linux and open source technologies look set to gain even more traction this year, but there are issues blocking widespread adoption.
Staff Writers
Jan 26 2004, 12:00AM
Software
Outlook 2004
What will Santa have in his sack for the Australian channel? Many reckon next year will be better than this year, not to mention last year. Is that just wishful thinking or will we all be laughing come December 2004?
Staff Writers
Dec 16 2003, 12:00AM
Software
Home Sweet Home
When most people think of having a digitally ‘connected home’ they conjure up images of living in a world created by the animators of the successful ’60s cartoon The Jetsons.
Staff Writers
Dec 3 2003, 12:00AM
Sales & Marketing
Customers for lease
Vendors and resellers would each dearly love to own their relationship with their customers, but most channel partners at the recent CRN Roundtable agree that relationship is only, at best, rented.
Staff Writers
Nov 21 2003, 12:00AM
Finance
Finding the right margin mix
The channel has to work harder on its value proposition, stop competing on price and understand its cost model better for each particular vendor to ensure they have the right profit margin mix, according to attendees at CRN’s Channel Roundtable.
Staff Writers
Nov 21 2003, 12:00AM
Training & Development
White-box versus the brands
Consumers buy branded PC and notebook products because they trust them, but the white-box market will continue to stay strong regardless of the perception that brands are of better quality, according to CRN Roundtable attendees.
Staff Writers
Nov 21 2003, 12:00AM
Hardware
Giant task
When you’re up against a giant, it’s nice to have a little help from your friends. A bevy of infrastructure vendors hoping to tame networking giant Cisco Systems is turning to the channel for a helping hand.
Staff Writers
Nov 4 2003, 12:00AM
Collaboration
All in one
The software giant has removed the myriad certified partner programs and rolled them into one structure dubbed Next Generation Partner Program
Staff Writers
Oct 20 2003, 12:00AM
Software
What your customers think of you
If Australian ICT companies want return business, they'd better sharpen up their act. CRN's sister publication InformationWeek discovers why vendors and suppliers just aren't delivering on their promises.
Staff Writers
Oct 8 2003, 12:00AM
Training & Development
What CIOs want
There is no doubt times are tough in the ICT marketplace. There have been troughs before, but not as prolonged as this one. The ICT industry stands at a crossroads in many ways.
Staff Writers
Oct 8 2003, 12:00AM
Training & Development
Does certification really matter?
Some days it seems you will never get out of school. No matter how much you invest pre-career in training and education it is never enough.
Staff Writers
Sep 25 2003, 12:00AM
Training & Development
No more T-shirts please!
Both vendors and resellers must work harder to nut out all factors contributing to successful channel partnerships, according to speakers at the CRN IT Leaders Summit.
Staff Writers
Sep 17 2003, 12:00AM
Strategy
What the channel is not delivering to government
Resellers and integrators chasing government business need to create a portfolio and be more proactive in engaging with staff at all levels of government, according to speakers at CRN's IT Leaders Summit.
Staff Writers
Sep 17 2003, 12:00AM
Hardware
Broadband: Why are we waiting?
Australia’s ego got slapped about when its poor standing in the Organisation of Economic Co-operation and Development’s (OECD) broadband rankings saw us in 19th position on the ladder.
Staff Writers
Sep 1 2003, 12:00AM
Mobility
Milking the Penguin
The Linux movement is gaining momentum and smart resellers are capitalising on a market opening wide for open source.
Staff Writers
Aug 13 2003, 12:00AM
Software
Health kick
Web services hold great promise for the healthcare sector through cost reductions and improved patient care.
Staff Writers
Aug 1 2003, 12:00AM
Collaboration
Aussie businesses being hoodwinked on IT spend
Australian businesses are being hoodwinked into spending up to 50% too much on IT infrastructure due to poor technical knowledge and taking advice carte blanche, Bruce McCurdy, CEO at Brisbane reseller Clariti has claimed.
Staff Writers
Jul 18 2003, 12:00AM
Collaboration
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