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• Citrix sheds 40 resellers, citing poor returns
• Gartner analysts: Be prepared to take advantage of wireless
• NZ city trials SMS parking from Aust company
• Tech jobs on the up?
• Memory price hike hits channel
• Grey-marketing good for growth: distributor
• Xbox drops prices, undercuts PS2
• Microsoft answers CRM critics
• Logicalis turns blue for a song
• Avnet Australia wins IBM regional partner award
• Vignette may expand Australian channel
• Symantec flags Australian trial of lead-generation system
• MYOB to merge with Solution 6 in $233m deal
• DiData withdraws Coolum challenge 2004
• Apple mini iPod delayed until July
• ACCC calls for telcos to reduce mobile termination charges
• Techontap launches IP service business
• SkyNetGlobal acquires Smart Apartments
• Tech Pacific signs Take 2
• Microsoft announces fresh game development platform
• QLD provides IT solution for Israel
• At your service
• Fuji-Xerox Printers claims credit card success
• Elite business arm in administration
• Opinion: Push to talk being pushed in wrong direction?
• Practical business internet use doubled in 2002-03
• Jobs on the horizon?
• BEA beefs up developer, SOE initiatives
• MapInfo spruiks Australian partners
• Future trends for mobile phones
• Grey-marketing slows printer consumables sales: IDC
• Outplaced Comm Bank staff lose redundancy case
• 3Com reports 3Q loss, plans new channel program
• Distributor goes walkabout with motherboards, notebooks, cards
• Targus signs Dicker Data as sixth distributor
• Intel moves beyond megahertz
• Melbourne IT buys Cogent
• SAP ups ante in integration wars
• ACCC slaps Telstra over wholesale broadband pricing
• Local tech support wins grow as Indian offshoring falters
• ACCC concern over Oracle’s proposed PeopleSoft acquisition
• Adelaide Legend lists oversubscribed
• Graduates opt for TAFE
• Broadband rollout in Tassie
• Microsoft revamps partner program
• IBM, Novell shortlisted for Vic’s Rosetta project
• More attacks coming from Aust: report
• Ericsson formalises local partner deal
• NetComm bags $3m ADSL WestNet contract
• Netgear hits super G-spot for home networking
• Microsoft cuddles up to ISVs
• Security ISVs partner to tackle global market
• IBM in global program face-lift
• PBA inks agreement with OzEmail
• Oracle socked with double whammy on PeopleSoft bid
• Microsoft preps MOM, SMS and ADS updates for Virtual Server
• Partner attacks Microsoft CRM critics
• TodayTech wins Sea Eagles notebook deal
• Cisco’s security acquisition spree continues
• SQL Server delays roil channel
• Palm grasps Q4 top spot
• LAN 1 signs Strix
• Popularity growing for open source databases
• Distributors hone in on the home
• NetIQ appoints Express Data
• Microsoft won’t compete with telcos on applications
• War of the worms
• Systems Union acquires MIS AG Australia
• NOIE disbanded
• Austrade IT export advice hits the road
• CSC abandons $150m reseller group sale to NetOptions
• F5 Networks targets expected network traffic demand
• Microsoft CRM 'appalling': FrontRange
• Cisco targets resellers for market opps
• Regional ISV bags $2M schools deal
• Elementary dear ISYS
• HP denies direct selling allegations
• Altech takes it up a gear
• KAZ bags $11M govt contract
• NetIQ in channel drive
• CRM consultancy flags Asian expansion
• WAN optimisation gear channel expands
• Alcatel distributor adds security appliances
• NZ subsidiary shows up Telstra in broadband wars
• D-Link bags Optus ADSL contract
• 2004: Hot job prospects?
• CSC to support shuttle "piggyback" flights
• Dell steps down
• ACCC warns telcos over broadband
• Pixel picks up the Panda
• Integ, Telstra lose long-time Health Insurance Commission deal
• Telstra subsidiary buys Sydney support specialist
• SCO sues AutoZone, DaimlerChrysler
• Westcon seeks US$115M in IPO
• Microsoft on security and code leak
• Ruckus erupts over federal broadband strategy
• IBM’s ISV bonanza
• CSC mines $20m contract win
• Wireless broadband launched to Sydney's inner city
• LCD monitors outselling CRTs
• Fone Zone opens 100th mobility outlet
• [updated] Hercules exits graphics card, LCD market
• Auction glitches anger bidders
• Open source community forms national body
• Multimedia Technology to open in Sydney, Brisbane
• Server market posts growth
• Optima signals further growth on profit turnaround
• Optus drops broadband access prices
• QAS drives NSW, QLD accounts harder
• Channel to vendors: We need you
• Feds set out to sink Oracle’s PeopleSoft bid
• Microsoft XP reloaded may debut before Longhorn