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• Opinion: Patchwork pain
• Microsoft shows off future technologies
• Asus crowdsources new PC design
• DSTO shows off two new Land Warfare robots
• Synnex expands Sydney warehouse
• Optima ICM gives up the fight
• ComOps launches three-tiered Alliance Program
• Oracle buys Haley
• Telstra stands ready to build NBN
• Haley to become the next Oracle business unit
• Cellnet closes three warehouses
• Juniper Networks awarded 2008 SSPA STAR award
• Vodafone buys more SAS software
• Opinion: Look through any Window
• Former CA channel sales manager moves to MailGuard
• Distribution Central launches Annuity Systems service
• NSW Department of Corrective Services eyes-off local biometrics product
• Commander’s services arm bought by CSG
• Asus to launch Android handset?
• Intel lauded by EPA for "green" power use
• 3 lets users share wireless broadband capacity
• Virtual servers to roam across networks
• Opinion: Storing stuff safely
• Data #3 sees healthy results from trial
• 3Com boosts its Australian team with new channel account manager
• Sun and Fujitsu launch midrange systems server
• Manaccom acquires Star System Solution for $3.45M
• Wavelink wants local partners for Digium's new product
• Telstra pumps $20m into West Oz networks
• University of Queensland advances Windows cluster trial
• Dell launches new commercial desktop solutions
• Lenovo enters server market with ThinkServer launch for SMBs
• Opinion: NBN gets niggly
• Di-Data: spending on UC will be cautious
• Internode strips $10 off Naked ADSL 2+ service
• Conexus to distribute IT accessories by GeekIT
• McDonald's chooses earthwave to secure WiFi
• What's all this palaver about a world economic crisis?
• Colour blind
• Money, Microsoft, mobiles and mind power
• Ingram Micro receives $30,000 cheque from Cisco
• Proofpoint provides the leading edge
• The channel's night of nights
• What can the channel expect from a slowdown in IT spending?
• Top five myths about Direct-to-Net
• Do you want fries with that?
• Delivering greener IT solutions
• The hard life of an international megastar
• Dell unveils latest mini laptop
• Malware and compliance issues swamp firms
• Google brings local information to iPhone
• Telstra adds first EDA to Next G range with MC75
• SAGE-AU defends right to criticise content filtering
• SIMable unlocks 3G iPhone, Blackberry Bold
• Opinion: Famous Five
• PHOTO GALLERY: Altech and Samsung reward resellers with Hot Laps
• Websense launches A/NZ channel and customer certification program
• PHOTO GALLERY: Altech and Samsung Race Day
• Terria hit with two losses
• Former IBM channel manager moves to Open Text
• Change-room mirror likes what you’re wearing
• Hansen grows local business, expands into USA
• Linux code worth $10.8bn
• Terria dances on Telstra’s NBN threats
• Open Text gets NSW government panel status
• Microsoft joins open standards group
• PHOTO GALLERY: Cisco rewards its top resellers
• Boss uses Facebook to catch skiving worker
• Researchers hack US RFID passports
• IBM issues mobile web call to arms
• Credit crunch biting down on broadband
• Atomic LIVE - Official photos
• Intel re-jigs chip prices
• Hybrid atomic memory stores quantum data
• Toro shies away from head office SAP reports
• SanDisk taps McAfee for USB drive security
• Microsoft issues new security alert
• Hitachi tempts IT resellers with LCD projectors
• Retail Directions fits up 32 retail outlets for KOOKAÏ
• Opinion: Once were hackers
• Fortinet and Dimension Data form global partnership
• Vic Police BI stalls on stage three funding shortfall
• Vendor experience is key in technology evaluation, survey finds
• Intel and IBM open up blade specifications
• Opinion: Regulate this
• Konica Minolta moves to greener pastures
• Amber Technology goes LifeSize
• Vignette quick with Web product for resellers
• PHOTO GALLERY: Ingram Micro Enterprise Solutions Awards
• PHOTO GALLERY: Resellers celebrate Ingram Micro Enterprise Solutions Awards
• Ingram Micro announces new vice president and managing director A/NZ
• Inside Fujitsu's new tier-3 green data centre
• Dodo flies in face of Do Not Call register
• Nortel’s BCM 450 extend to 300 users
• BigAir’s iBurst acquisition fails as service faces closure
• Westwell brings the in-car PC to Australia
• Allphones franchisees get better protection
• D-Link invites resellers to attend new solution demo
• Microsoft launches aggressive pursuit of pirates
• Malware attacks soar to new levels
• Hyro settles $20 million debt with Lehman’s
• Telcoinabox signs reseller contract with Telecom NZ
• POS POS brings retail bundle to A/NZ resellers
• Symantec to launch new Data Loss Prevention software
• Arc Solutions to replace Cisco’s UC’s Attendant Console
• Australian Photo Supplies partners with Lexar Media
• Ovum: Challenges for ISVs with open source in mobile phones
• PHOTO GALLERY: FrontRange Solutions Australia roadshow
• PHOTO GALLERY: FrontRange Solutions roadshow
• Brightpoint wins deal to distribute Apple in Australia
• Intel to launch more core 2 duos in late December
• Opinion: Yippee-kay-aye!
• PHOTO GALLERY: Cisco Turbo Challenge
• Data centre operators stake green incentive claims
• Commander 'on track' for sale in October
• Vodafone opens new channel for SMB services push
• CSG acquires Oracle partner for education push
• Expand Networks launches WAN solution
• Telstra dumps excess fees on some broadband plans
• PHOTO GALLERY: VMWare awards its partners
• IT employers invited to Opportunities Australia Expos
• PHOTO GALLERY: IT employers attend overseas expos
• Global PC shipments disappoint
• IBM makes a billion here, a billion there
• NBN ‘critical’ to resolving State backhaul complaints
• IT vendor supply chains still not green
• NEC goes green with new business displays
• Firms storing too much personal data
• FBI smashes online credit card ring
• Expert warns of new Mac malware
• Operating systems can't be secure, says Kaspersky
• Brisbane ISP charges customers to make complaints
• Intel to buy NetEffect for US$8m
• Economic effects on IT strong but mixed, IDC predicts
• Pacnet to dedicate more resources to its channel
• Express Data distributes Microsoft’s SPLA
• Gershon’s ICT review gives clean slate to Government's ICT procurement
• Edimax brings network products down under
• Opinion: Mine’s cheaper than yours
• Google Chrome fails to shine
• Microsoft unveils Silverlight 2.0
• Microsoft defends choice of 'Windows 7'
• Internet use boosts brain power
• Dell teams with Red Hat on enterprise Linux
• NBN costs go down, not up
• Mobile phones are vulnerable to botnets
• Zylotech makes surveillance easier on iPhone3G
• Credit crunch sharpens need for cost-effective IT solutions
• AAPT spreads its risk on FTTN
• Terria confirms NBN bid without telco AAPT
• APC launches software to prevent data loss
• PHOTO GALLERY: Resellers preview Seagate product launch
• VMWare awards successful partners
• Opinion: Side by slide
• CommVault announces A/NZ SaaS offering
• Mobile data growth fuels need for service providers
• E-tailer says Harvey Norman's sales no indication of local economy
• Nortel launches discount program for SMB resellers
• Sophos joins Microsoft Active Protections Program
• Oasis outsources disaster recovery
• Teradata hedges bets on solid-state and spinning disks
• Government asked to subsidise virtualisation
• Hitachi launches midrange storage systems
• PHOTO GALLERY: Seagate FreeAgent launch
• Analysis: Gartner concerned about Symantec MessageLabs merger
• Azurn’s Merlin weaves its magic with Hughes Network Systems
• NetBox Blue secures emails for education sector
• PHOTO GALLERY: BenQ roadshow 2008
• Kaspersky Lab to open Australian office
• Opinion: Ding dong Dell
• Sun and Fujitsu make huge leap in server performance
• RIM unveils developer tools for latest devices
• Siemens Home & Office signs deal with Ingram Micro
• ShoreTel resellers recognised for consistency
• PHOTO GALLERY: Davicom & PTS recognised by ShoreTel
• Pittwater Council embraces real-time backups
• Grandpa Rabid was right: We’ll all be ruined
• Clever refuses to give up on BigAir
• Cloud Security
• The itX factor
• Triple-play crown for five-star resort
• Services are vital
• Would you partner with Dell?
• Riding the VMwave
• BenQ will work directly with you
• A thief's hand in reseller's pockets
• Driving profit through innovation
• PHOTO GALLERY: BenQ launch
• Solving world debt with clever guesswork
• Fuji Xerox Australia launches Dealer Sustainability Program
• Ain't nobody here but us chickens
• Opinion: Information highway to hell
• Malware writers spoof Patch Tuesday
• Emerging markets drive mobile growth
• Smart meter deployments underway in Victoria
• Microsoft announces 11 fixes for October
• First quantum encrypted network goes live
• Semiconductor spending falls by a quarter
• Poor data classification costing companies dear
• E-retailers urged to prepare for Christmas
• Emerging markets drive mobile growth
• Sanyo promises 100GB Blu-ray discs
• IBM extends SOA offerings
• Microsoft gets off of its Cloud
• Atomic Live 2008
• FrontRange Soutions kicks off channel roadshow
• Update: Resellers question Ingram freight increase
• CommVault and Dell offer new solution
• Sanyo promises 100GB Blu-ray discs
• SBS upgrades digital TV technology
• Asus goes upmarket with Eee PC S101
• Sun 'terrible' place to work
• Telstra retains Accenture to maintain new billing system
• Opinion: Information highway to hell
• Ingram increases freight charges and improves delivery service
• Vodafone gets smart with new BlackBerry Storm
• Telstra says NBN pretenders need to put up or shut up
• Microsoft makes two new appointments
• Express Data employee cycles across China for Oxfam
• Case study: The Leading Edge calls Proofpoint to disable Botnet attack
• Merging on ridiculous - How about Harvey Rabid
• Juniper lands new CEO
• Time to deliver the broadband promises
• Business and Pleasure
• Sun Microsystems enhances Partner Growth Fund A/NZ
• Vodafone struggles with mobile broadband pricing
• Keynotes announced for linux.conf.au 2009
• Alloys becomes a 'non-traditional distributor’
• Pioneer Computers signs up as Microsoft direct OEM partner
• Oracle, ESX data recovery offered back to creators
• Economic crisis a 'return to normality', ANZ CEO says
• ShoreTel unveils new products and solutions across A/NZ
• Opinion: Twice the bits
• Exclusive: Optima products auctioned off on GraysOnline
• SAP and Oracle fail to agree in court
• Economic crisis grips global tech sector
• Apple scraps iPhone non-disclosure agreement
• Intermec launches inaugural Developer’s Conference
• Exclusive: Dell's Aussie partner spills the beans
• IT administrator stole 20,000 pieces of kit
• Ballmer denies involvement in Vista Capable
• Opinion: Still crazy after all these years
• Dataweave expands in Melbourne
• Clever’s BigAir takeover in murky waters
• Gen-i Australia wins Gold Certification
• Ben Q goes 'Back to Basics' with its resellers
• Court injunction stops sales of RealDVD
• EBay announces job cuts and acquisitions
• Nine out of 10 firms put customer data at risk
• Google puts off Yahoo deal
• Microsoft grants XP another stay
• iPhone security flaws disclosed
• Cloud Computing start-up company is looking for resellers
• Expand Networks partners with Vision Solutions
• PacLib performs VMware analysis but chooses Microsoft
• iPhone startup brings fuel price app to Australia
• NEC wins global award
• Cisco to create online artwork with top photojournalist
• Ingram Micro wins Cisco and Linksys Turbo Challenge
• Analysis: What can it do for me?
• Vodafone wants entrepreneurs to drive retail growth
• Fujitsu may leave hard drive market
• Chinese government spying on Skype users
• Dublin selected for new Facebook HQ
• VeriSign touts virtues of 'green bar' for security
• Telstra tells Rudd: We need high-speed broadband
• Clever bid for BigAir
• Citrix pours cold water on ex-partner flame
• Record investment misses mobile devices
• Telstra launches MNOC in Sydney
• Non-equilibrium chips could avoid overheating laptops
• BlueCentral centralises in the UK
• Cellnet’s Scala deal opens door to China
• Polycom announces VoIP Partner program
• Ricoh printers moves into IT reseller channel
• Linksys to change its partner program
• Daylight saving to commence this weekend in some states
• Opinion: Boom crash opera
• Analysis: Will a broadband sticker do the trick?
• MailGuard founder moves to Manage Protect
• Global Red scales campaigns on VMWare
• Federal Government appoints new, full-time Chief Scientist
• GPS spoofing device developed to thwart spoofing
• ASG buys A-DB for $3M
• Lan 1 buys Blue Sky Industries
• Linksys launches first dualband home entertainment router
• Nokia abandons business mobility
• Retailers lacking multi-channel shopping strategies
• IBM releases iNotes for the iPhone