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TCS in $250-mln deal with Tata Teleservices
Private telecom service provider, Tata Teleservices Ltd., said on Wednesday it had outsourced its IT infrastructure management to Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), the top software services exporter.
Staff Writers
Sep 30 2005, 8:06AM
Collaboration
Jackson leaves Allied Telesyn after restructure
Allied Telesyn managing director Mark Jackson has parted ways with the company following the consolidation of its Australian and New Zealand operations.
Byron Connolly
Sep 29 2005, 3:56PM
Collaboration
Infosys sees multinationals driving China business
Infosys Technologies Ltd., India's second largest software exporter, said on Wednesday it expects foreign clients to be the main near-term driver to its young but rapidly growing China unit.
Doug Young
Sep 29 2005, 12:30PM
Collaboration
Check Point goes in to bat with Nokia
Check Point Software Technologies is continuing its push into the mid-market with a bundled offering that pairs its Express software with Nokia hardware.
Byron Connolly
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Larry Hooper
Sep 29 2005, 9:56AM
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Google says size matters less, drops search boasts
Google said late on Monday that it was tripling the number of web pages that its system can search, seeking to upstage rival Yahoo in claims to be the world's widest web search.
Eric Auchard
Sep 28 2005, 2:30PM
Collaboration
Unixpac signs ConSentry Networks deal
IT security provider Unixpac has signed up to distribute LAN control and enforcement platforms for US-based networking vendor ConSentry Networks.
Staff Writers
Sep 27 2005, 3:35PM
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New reseller takes on clickcalling
A Brisbane company has been formed to resell applications based around clickcalling, an internet-based telecommunications service from the Queensland service provider of the same name.
Fleur Doidge
Sep 26 2005, 5:33PM
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Microsoft to double headcount in Indian centres
Microsoft Corp. plans to double its staff strength at its Indian centres in Hyderabad and Bangalore by March 2006, a top company official said late on Saturday.
Staff Writers
Sep 26 2005, 10:22AM
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Cisco to polish partner processes
Cisco resellers need to lift their game around business processes to get better, more consistent results for their customers, the vendor's managing director, Ross Fowler, has said.
Fleur Doidge
Sep 23 2005, 2:58PM
Collaboration
Merging voice, video and data on campus
Sydney-based specialist integrator NSC has carved out a niche in the burgeoning IP telephony network space.
Alan Hartstein
Sep 22 2005, 11:53AM
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Adapting to a changing marketplace
Reseller executives say specialisation helps them carve a slice of a growing networking market.
Alan Hartstein
Sep 22 2005, 11:29AM
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Cisco takes it down to the little guy
Cisco has moved to address a gap in its portfolio, targeting SMBs through the channel with a set of cut-down IP communications offerings and related support options.
Fleur Doidge
Sep 22 2005, 8:44AM
Collaboration
Networking converges on success
The Australian enterprise networking market has evolved massively from a technological and a business standpoint over the past five years.
Alan Hartstein
Sep 21 2005, 5:14PM
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Apple's Jobs warns on 'greedy' music pricing
Apple boss Steve Jobs, the man behind the popular iPod digital music player, called the music industry greedy for considering hiking digital download prices, warning such a move would drive users back to piracy.
Astrid Wendlandt
Sep 21 2005, 9:36AM
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The Last Word: Well, I’ll be bloggered
Lately our customers have all been carrying on about blogs. Yeah, that’s what I thought too, but they’re not talking about Dutch footwear, they’re talking about personal publishing -- whatever that is supposed to mean.
Rabid Reseller
Sep 20 2005, 4:26PM
Collaboration
Vodafone sees no long-term case for blocking VoIP
Mobile phone giant Vodafone Group sees no long-term business case for trying to block new technologies such as cut-price or free internet telephone services from its handsets.
Staff Writers
Sep 20 2005, 1:30PM
Collaboration
Pioneer launches BTO website
Local builder Pioneer Computers has launched a new website that lets resellers build systems in real-time similar to online capabilities offered by Acer Computer and Dell.
Byron Connolly
Sep 19 2005, 3:05PM
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ShadowRAM: Lenovo may fly resellers to Beijing games
Australian resellers may soon be competing for a special once-in-a-lifetime prize being considered by major Olympic Games sponsor Lenovo -- a trip to Beijing to enjoy the next summer Olympiad in 2008.
Staff Writers
Sep 19 2005, 2:00PM
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PluggedIn: Technology that took on a hurricane
While big media covered the mass destruction brought by Hurricane Katrina with helicopter images and satellite weather maps, blogs have been telling stories with similar force, but on a much more personal level.
Franklin Paul
Sep 19 2005, 9:30AM
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Ebay to pay from US$3.7bln-US$4.1bln to buy Skype
EBay plans to pay between US$3.7 billion and US$4.1 billion to acquire Skype, depending on how fast it meets three growth targets, the online auction leader said in a US regulatory filing on Thursday.
Eric Auchard
Sep 16 2005, 3:00PM
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