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• Merry Christmas and a happy New Year!
• Sage to buy Accpac for US$110m
• Hackers target Wi-Fi security at US trade show
• RIM, PalmSource record mixed results
• Bug fixes out for MySQL
• Toshiba regains notebook lead, predicts top 2004
• Volante, Ipex merge to win government, outsourcing deals
• SCO threatens Linux users in letter
• Service-oriented architecture benefits big players
• Sober.C hits Germany hardest
• Oracle still chasing Peoplesoft
• Dell unveils combo AC/DC laptop adapter
• Accounting software consolidation Quickens
• Email fraud targets CBA customers
• Security server market grows 22 percent
• Software arena goes MAD
• Sun flags new Java-like language
• CRN Interview: Janet Perna & Brett MacIntyre, IBM Software US
• Citrix pays US$225 million for Expertcity
• Australian SMB nets $2.6m NOIE deal
• Home-style ENUM trial to go ahead
• Infosys buys Melbourne’s Expert IS
• IBM Software buys Green Pasture
• SecureTel takes on iBurst distribution
• Sydney switches on digital radio trial
• Uecomm brings bandwidth to regional QLD
• Cellnet secures HP in NZ
• SonicWall halves Australasian channel
• Check Point to acquire Zone Labs
• Microsoft claims J2EE too complex for ISVs, business
• Novell in Linux enterprise play
• Outlook 2004
• Symantec to reduce enterprise channel
• Extreme claim for seamless networking space
• Global PC shipments higher than expected
• NSC signs up Avaya rival Genesys
• Aust businesses need wireless smarts: IDC
• Attack on SCO server ends
• WebCentral ramps up sales staff
• Request Broadband chases direct reseller dollar
• Quadtel resurrected
• SCO site slammed by DDos attack
• Survey suggests retailers want integrated software
• Longhorn delays could impact enterprise Windows upgrades
• HP reorganises
• Victoria loosens purse-strings for smaller ISVs
• Wyse launches formal channel program
• Resellers cautious about Microsoft CRM
• AusTender website goes live for SMBs
• MCR goes bigger, better in Sydney
• Sarbanes sound and fury signifying not a lot
• HP’s Fiorina takes shot at Dell
• Microsoft drops products to comply with Java deal
• Cheap tablets tough to swallow
• Integrators in end of year acquisitions
• Acer culls topped with new signing
• WebCentral spreads DSL net
• IT&T Awards: The winners
• UPDATE: Sun targets HP in product blitz
• 64-bit computing to heat up for system builders
• Microsoft weighs new play for low-end accounting
• Spam Bill hard to swallow
• Telstra mops up Melbourne storm damage
• eXeed, Hutchison combine for wireless apps
• Microsoft expands IP licensing program
• Half of tech suppliers will die
• Emerging Systems, Nortel team to secure hospitals
• Home Sweet Home
• Laos goes wireless with LongReach
• ASI scores $1.1m Vic govt contract
• New worm assaults anti-spam organisations
• Microsoft to announce major changes to IP policy
• Sydney reseller forced to pay for counterfeiting
• LG withdraws low-end notebook
• Govt carves up spam bill for Christmas
• Ingram signs Trend Micro
• WebCentral to challenge beleaguered ISPs for email crown
• iiNet acquires national status, $260m cap
• The latest dirt on the net
• Dell hits the printer market
• Wireless IP cleans up Microsoft Australia gongs
• SecureData heads SQL attack with NZ acquisition
• Aust IP VPN market to grow: IDC