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• Sun shines again on services partners
• ACCC to report on corporate telco competition
• NSC ramps up in Brisbane
• Hagemeyer loses Minolta distribution
• Manaccom cracks China market
• Business package partners would plug gaps: Microsoft
• Ethan expands, three integration businesses formed
• Linux blooms on servers: IDC
• Aust developer signs US licensing deal
• Fair three-year weather for enterprise integration
• Linux no good for small business: Microsoft
• Calculli back in the channel
• Intel thinking outside the box
• Rugby World Cup: get the message?
• Reseller bags QLD government e-procurement deal
• Software slump hurts Novell
• White-box versus the brands
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• Customers for lease
• HP sues Dynamic Supplies for $5.2m
• Mulder puts MMS truth out there
• Storm blacks out Melbourne resellers
• Aust businesses vulnerable to Net crimes?
• Synnex takes national Epson distribution
• AMD blasts Intel Centrino wireless
• NEC ships new displays, graphics software
• Macromedia releases offline Flash tools
• Report predicts 80pc enterprise WLAN presence
• IBM ups channel software staff 30 percent
• Phishing, spam, viruses: what next?
• Iona woos big SIs with web services tools
• QDI goes it alone
• Hardware partners slide in new HP drive
• Cisco teams with security vendors to thwart worms, viruses
• SCO aims legal guns at Novell-SUSE marriage
• Microsoft gives away Office 2003 XML schemas
• Resellers hail Microsoft BizDesk facelift
• Global security vendor swallows Canberra’s 90East
• ISS ships Proventia G intrusion detection
• SAP/Sybase deal broadens SMB suite
• Solaris on Opteron plan woos OEMs
• Eko sounds in Australian SMS market
• Catholic schools jump on broadband bandwagon
• Trend to lift anti-virus services
• Telstra AGM more of the same
• IBM to introduce Power4-based blades
• Office interoperability up front in Microsoft, EU accord
• New worm no pay pal
• Intel unveils more next-gen processor details
• ATUG goes bush with broadband seminars
• Optima MD resigns, new appointments announced
• Broadband fund open for business
• Vendors to tighten grip on the channel: Gartner
• Dell reports record revenue
• Xandros unveils new Linux desktop
• Aust data vendor opens door to US govt
• Apple dealers sound off about DJs
• More development work outsourced: META
• QAS addresses Professional Advantage
• HP unveils Adaptive Enterprise strategy
• OzEmail makes waves in BigPond
• Microsoft bounty a start: Gordon
• IM goes mainstream
• Multiemedia bags $40m Iraq satellite contract
• New Trojan intercepted in Aust
• Fujitsu goes gold for Cisco
• Aust mobile phone use tipped to rise: IDC
• IBM to launch Linux desktop support
• Mobile phones ring PDA’s bell
• Tech Pac to pump up 3Com
• CIOs may loosen purse-strings
• WDG rolls out advanced search firepower to Vic govt
• Can Microsoft succeed with the Tablet PC?
• Kyocera signs Ingram
• Want some spam for Christmas?
• Not the Wachowski brothers open Sydney's Matrix
• HP resellers to offer business continuity services
• Sun to unveil Project Rave by year’s end
• Data#3 acquires f5
• We’re innocent, Epson claims
• Reseller educates SA schools, government
• Brocade offers fabric platform to OEMs, ISVs
• Intel takes the high road
• Senetas more secure than ever
• Vodafone opts to outsource
• Database vendor launches app integration drive
• Network Appliance rigs new Spinnaker
• WebSpy appliances itself overseas
• Giant task
• ADSL equipment could interfere with alarms: ACA
• PeopleSoft sharpens management team
• WorldAudio to kick off digital radio trial
• More model citizens
• News analysis: Williams tackles IT portfolio
• D-Link cheers on its ADSL winners
• Former HP director jumps to KAZ
• Revenues plummet but Prophecy looks to future
• Masters Games network Logical answer
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