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• Empired RAMS way into WA
• Oracle’s PeopleSoft bid driving prices down
• Pacific ICS adds business process software
• PocketPCs rumoured dead
• Swen.A hit Australia hardest
• HP drops eXeed, Digiland, adds Avnet
• US webhost swallows Sydney firms
• IBM ducks indemnification of Linux users
• META sun sets on system integration
• ANAO reappoints Unisys for $4.8 million contract
• Athlon 64 support high, chips low
• DiData layoffs reflect low demand
• Is Office 2003 worth the upgrade?
• Too many box droppers
• Does certification really matter?
• IT Wholesale bags Cisco storage distribution
• CA gets IDC security accolade
• WebCentral manages new Exchange
• Chubb scraps ERP project
• Nokia N-gauged in mobile gaming
• Athlon 64 for desktops hits channel
• Telstra, Vodafone in mobile base station pilot
• VARs blast VeriSign domain search service
• Sun Java desktop system to run with Athlon 64
• Upstart sets pace in VoIP sales race
• Storage software market on the rise
• What’s at the core of chips?
• Distributor to manage PGP channel
• Aust company tracks athletes
• AT&T gets channel friendly [updated]
• Microsoft partners cry foul over program changes
• Alstom IT adds app management
• XSI to push NetApp storage
• Vic Govt IT upgrade cost blows out
• Red Hat in black with US$3.3M profit
• eXeed triples vendor ranks
• No more copper: Gelsinger
• No Sun layoffs here
• ACS slammed over patent response
• Spammers could face massive fines
• Web services gains a long way off
• New era of web services?
• Intel reinvents CPU tech for the mobile market
• What the channel is not delivering to government
• No more T-shirts please!
• Adelaide goes WLAN
• Cellnet appoints new telecoms GM
• ATO’s Peter Wilson retires
• Intel gets extreme
• Sun challenges Microsoft in integration wars
• One radio fits all
• SHDSL re-enters the market
• Alstom, Alphawest cut fresh deals
• RFID: Could it breach your privacy?
• Channel to vendors: Show us some love
• iiNet to buy Ihug
• Office 2003 arrives for large customers
• Business IT security spend to double
• Legislation slated to protect mobile phone users
• Compliance driving IT spending: study
• The PC Company closes its doors
• LogicaCMG signs $4m Woodside extension
• Oracle keeps PeopleSoft in its scope
• Carly joined at the hip with Oracle
• Aust business lax on IT security
• Panasonic in corporate market play
• Bomb scare at OracleWorld
• Ellison sticks to Grid
• Channel sceptical on Dell pricing
• SAP simplifies app development
• McNealy pushes R&D, not self assembly
• Integrator takes email management to the masses
• SCO blasts open source community in open letter
• Simply Wireless joins SkyNetGlobal channel
• KAZ wins Alcoa managed services
• Oracle unshakable on unbreakable promise
• NetComm wins iPrimus ADSL deal
• E-tailer wants $2M
• Netgear ramps sales team
• Cellnet posts $5.2M profit
• Pacific Internet goes to Qld
• Dynamic Supplies leaves HP
• Synnex files for IPO
• SoftwareMark pilot hits Tassie
• Business needs security attitude upgrade
• Microsoft to unveil NAS OS
• IP products, services healthy
• Toshiba loses its top spot
• Blaster suspect: ‘I’m not the only one’
• Standards for web services-enabled portals nearly done
• SCO evidence falls flat in Sydney
• Hagemeyer Communications lands in OZ
• Users’ bane in anti-virus market’s boom
• IBM readies new e-business offerings
• NCR pushes managed services
• Fleet tracking harnessing GPS
• Sobig, Blaster drive August into security infamy
• Worms cost business millions a day
• Want credit? Ask Fuji-Xerox
• Broadband: Why are we waiting?
• eXeed acquires Digiland's brands
• Alstom IT secures NetScreen
• Satellite broadband channel ramps up
• Server market revival?
• Fujitsu ramps up VoIP push
• PeopleSoft finishes up JD Edwards buy
• NetComm grows ADSL sales