The channel has stepped up to help Queenslanders recover from this week's devastating floods.
Gold Coast distributor inTechnology teamed with wireless hardware maker Xirrus to lend Wi-Fi hardware to schools.
Integrator Hubone will set up Microsoft BPOS for email, Sharepoint, Livemeeting and Communicator and give cloud backup to Windows Azure free for 30 days to help those whose systems are waterlogged.
But we hope that is just the start.
Use the forum below on this page to crowdsource offers to get Queenslanders back on their feet.
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| The Brisbane River threatens to burst its banks and inundate the Riverwalk in this January 11 photo. photo: @JonoH via Twitter |
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