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• SkyNetGlobal winning with channel model
• Tech One profit to rise 16 percent
• mcr signs another security vendor
• SMB transformation earns SAP a rap
• Vodafone touts Aust customer growth
• NOIE in political crosshairs?
• Perth ISP vanishes, leaves customers hanging
• Office 2003 update due in June
• SCO offers reward for Mydoom creator
• Mydoom possibly the fastest spreading virus ever
• Mitsubishi announces upcoming name change
• WARP Systems signs fresh mobile deal
• Telstra moves to connect rural Australia
• E-learning firms partner to take Australian market
• Toshiba marketing veteran defects to BenQ
• Senior Tomato Technologies manager resigns
• MyDoom predicted to be as bad as Sobig
• Niche apps in demand at carriers
• Mydoom, MiMail viruses on the loose in Oz
• Ingram seeks to do still more with less
• Microsoft changes Windows protocol licensing
• Lotus touts extension of Notes in workplace client
• FlowCom enters receivership
• StorageTek cites channel in record Q4 revenue
• Open source: Show me the money!
• Vignette buys Sydney’s Tower Technology for $161M
• IBM serves up on-demand plans
• Acer sees scarlet with Ferrari notebooks
• IP Telephony pegged to grow
• Spy software vendor takes lead in growing market
• Channel boss named for Actuate ANZ
• Orica gets bigger bang with KAZ
• XSI takes on EMC
• HotHouse uses Forrester reviews
• Sun plans Java enterprise system, dev tools on Linux
• Rural NSW broadband trial seeks SPs
• Turning net security inside out
• SuSE Linux details product roadmap
• StorageTek certifies to sex up storage
• KAZ to develop Mineral Resources software
• Ipex ousts Telstra in transport deal
• SCO licence available in Australia
• PBBA gets $12m for iBurst expansion
• Customers want security managed: Getronics
• HP signs DICOM for new scanners
• Microsoft must try harder on standards: BEA
• Dynamic plans for $1.4m counterclaim
• Webjet casts travel .NET wider
• Want to resell broadband? Cut the contract
• Open source procurement policies debated
• Linux not ready to kill Unix -- yet
• Former IT Wholesale boss lands at XIT
• IBM: IT industry ready for next growth cycle
• Debian distribution gains ground
• Healthcare needs broadband: NOIE
• Aussie ISV does $11m Latin dance
• Bush broadband firm to get $15.7m boost
• Update: Intel CPUs, channel sales at record highs
• Linux rising in corporates, but still a geek's paradise
• Acer guarantees zero-fault screens
• CA turmoil as iCanSP head resigns
• VeCommerce inks $2.5 million telco deal
• MCR wins large content filtering deal
• UXC adds Red Rock in buyout campaign
• Open source preferment bills could cripple local providers
• Weboz turns away from technology
• Lundy critical on government purchasing model
• ODSL, IBM, Intel launch fund for customers targeted by SCO
• Home automation sales up for distributor
• GITC4 inhibitor for local developers
• Midware buys SynergyIT, takes on debt
• PBBA signs another ISP for iBurst
• Open source sneaks in SA govt back door
• Forrester: What’s hot in 2004
• Notebooks a close race for 2004
• Veritas rolling out utility computing to channel
• Adacel flying high for another $21m
• Business Objects details plans for Crystal Decisions
• WebSpy prepares for growth
• Dell wants US$60B by 2006
• Intel focuses on digital home market
• Content management market to boom
• Synnex earns US$8 million in first public results
• Commander to buy Jtec
• Intel appoints new local boss
• Long fight ahead on Sybiz copyright stoush
• Ejasent acquisition propels Veritas into utility computing
• Managed services growing up
• Powerlan leaps into BPO with $12m deal
• Sydney TV data firm signs Foxtel digital deal
• DiData wins security partner award
• Novell steps up Linux integration
• Jobs: 2004 will be a ‘Great Mac Year’
• New OS for tablet PCs due June
• Neighbourhood Cable buys Swift Internet
• Dell enters retail market in New Zealand
• IT pros on New Year jobhunt?
• IBM backs away from Java community effort
• Retailers revel in Christmas sales bonanza
• Pollies flock to penguin show
• Axe falls on insurance firms
• Telstra triples mobile base stations installed
• Farm software reseller sails Australian Flagship
• Email: Where it’s going
• IDC predicts rise in semiconductor sales
• No time for yum cha as PC Fever spreads
• Redflex traffic up in US
• US vendors tempt channel with business services
• Oracle builds PeopleSoft war chest
• E-tail racks up high holiday sales
• Security spending to grow in 2004
• Home networking ripe for change
• Veritas, EMC storage arrays link up