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• Aust firm oils global network with IP
• Intel throws weight behind white-book channel
• Nigerian email fraud ring busted
• IT pros: cash or lifestyle?
• Blue lava flows near Gosford
• HP ramps up SMB push with new server
• No local cuts, claims Sony
• Alleged hacker faces court action
• Hong Kong net security suits People
• Australian e-health firm to sue UK rivals
• Sun rises in govt screens
• IBM to release PCs for SMBs
• MGR.eco buys Computer Gate
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• Sydney reseller Websecure adds KVS
• BigPond chief apologises
• Partners welcome Office System integration
• Apple resellers cry foul over NCR deal
• Logical name changes
• COMMENT: Storage bytes bigger
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• IBM to out-Yukon Yukon?
• Phones smarter than PDAs
• Digiland, eXeed deal off
• Spam making consumers log-off
• TechPac makes play for Sony
• PeopleSoft’s Q3 revenue jumps 33 percent
• Microsoft posts six percent revenue growth
• Ingram signs Red Hat
• Test Centre: Outlook 2003 deserves a look
• Red Hat ships enterprise Linux 3
• Microsoft’s Office 2003 hits Australia
• Integ acquires Lanlink
• LAN bags NEC storage
• Burwood computer retailer robbed
• Many SMBs can’t integrate apps
• Used and abused, but certified
• NetScreen goes Deeper
• SecureData wins vendor prize
• Government endorses Indian ERP software
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• Alcatel signs IPL arm as master distributor
• Get Dutch data from Anyware
• Tennyson enters voluntary administration
• Telstra faces calls for rebates
• Sydney ISV motors ahead
• SCO scores US$50M equity financing
• Worm causes waves in BigPond
• Notebooks lift US shipments 15 pc
• First Windows XP security pack out
• VeriSign sells network business
• Samsung adds colour laser printers
• BMC recruits management effort partners
• Spam filters popular with small business
• Dell offers cheap new handheld
• Apple earnings up
• IBM recovers cautiously
• Synnex to unveil BTO facility
• ASUSTek to increase local channel
• Avaya Global Services goes local
• Global e-commerce could grow six times bigger
• Citrix’s next-generation MetaFrame suite debuts at iForum
• Three global Microsoft awards to Aussie channel
• Bluechip, Adelong in dispute
• Oracle database aims to fill SMB niche
• ISVs not addressing global needs: SEA
• Citrix, IBM in system integration deal
• Government must stop offshoring: Lundy
• LAN to launch Cisco business unit
• Acer SAN for the masses
• Broadband demand on the up: ACCC
• New retail concept LANds
• Ballmer launches security Blitzkrieg
• Companies ‘clogged up’ with email
• CRN Test Centre: Small Business Server 2003 options
• LAN takes four-vendor security bundle to channel
• Microsoft scraps complex global partner programs
• What CIOs want
• What your customers think of you
• Keycorp, TAB settle suit
• 3Com restructures ANZA operations
• IBM to ISVs: Choose us, not Microsoft
• Motorola to spin-off chip business
• SuSE to offer SMB server edition Nov
• New IBM ThinkPads take a fall
• Intel slashes Centrino prices
• EMC, IBM get interoperable
• HP increases Solaris push to Linux
• Claytons VPN proves lucrative
• Six Australian partners named global Microsoft finalists
• HP adds Phoenix Toner for supplies
• ACCC takes Doman Names Australia to court
• Next waves For Wi-Fi
• Cisco unveils IP telephony for small offices
• Siebel, IBM to spend millions on joint marketing
• Telstra lets public direct ADSL rollout
• WiFi players ally to build mobile platform
• Harris buys Portable Computer Systems
• Microsoft hardens approach to OEM, B2B channel
• HP sets stage for entertainment and digital photography
• Cisco halts Huawei suit
• NextByte’s a PC
• Security report results not pretty
• Putting managers in the cockpit
• Cisco Systems drops Tech Pacific
• Microsoft promises US$1.5B for channel partners