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• Opinion: 2008 - IT channel’s boom and bust year
• Telstra’s wholesale network still needed
• NewSat signs multi-million dollar US deal
• 2008 year in review: Networking and Telecoms
• 2008 year in review: Netbooks
• Intel adds to Sata drive range
• Opinion: Xmas brings cheers and tears for retailers
• DWS wins $5.3M tender from Victoria’s Department of Transport
• Multi-platform iPlayer beta hits desktops
• Apple snaps up £3m stake in Imagination
• Nvidia wants a piece of the netbook market
• Yahoo cuts data retention times
• Apple feels the pinch as recession bites
• Di-Data creates the Steve Ross Scholarship
• Avnet Technology appoints marketing manager.
• PHOTO GALLERY: ShoreTel Xmas cruise
• APC to roll out new channel partner program
• Telstra welcomes DDSO removal
• PHOTO GALLERY: ShoreTel Xmas party
• Navigon updates navigator tool for smartphones
• Toshiba unveils 512GB solid state drive
• Apple iPhone driving up Wi-Fi use
• Spam to hit record levels in 2009
• Internode unveils pricing for new ADSL2+ plans
• Don’t use other browsers, says Microsoft
• Self-regulation failure forces Conroy to lay down NBN law
• Kimberly-Clark staying in front with CRM Solution
• DiData transitions Blue Care's ICT
• Panasonic launches new LCD Home Theatre Projector
• Local companies in 2009 Innovation Shoot Out Program
• Intermec releases Computer and RFID Reader deployment kit
• PHOTO GALLERY: Compucon Xmas Chinese banquet
• Notional Broadand Notwork
• PHOTO GALLERY: Compucon Xmas Chinese banquet
• Australians welcome biometrics for security
• Channel gazing 2009
• Meru brings virtualisation to wireless LANs
• Prime-time computer crime
• Apple price cuts an early Christmas present?
• Plenty of opportunities for securtiy channel
• Jumping the gun
• NSW Police upgrades biometrics with Argus
• What market opportunities are in store for security resellers in 2009?
• Microsoft looks towards 2009 and beyond for the channel
• Mobilising the Australian channel
• How to succeed in e-commerce
• We’re all beta testers for new product releases
• Big brother coming to a job near you
• IT vendors team up to address Gershon findings
• Yahoo opens Mail services to developers
• Gartner predicts rise in enterprise social software
• AMD aims dual-core Athlons at value desktops
• IBM ranks as most trusted tech provider
• Rumours point to new Palm OS in January
• Small firms shun VoIP
• eCorner claims online sales enjoy strong growth
• PC Tools secure Westpac customers
• Telstra and Govt's NBN fall out bad for both sides
• Panasonic supports Govt. plans for action on e-waste
• PHOTO GALLERY: Sundata Christmas party
• Telstra ‘excluded itself’ from NBN: Conroy
• PHOTO GALLERY: ED staff completes cycling adventure in China
• PHOTO GALLERY: Express Data employee completes cycle challenge
• NSW Dept. of Health deploys Sterling e-Procurement solution
• Interactive Intelligence completes Cisco verfication testing
• Avnet spies in IP surveillance with Zylotech
• Telstra’s NBN submission dropped
• Nextgen MD talks up optic fibre network
• PHOTO GALLERY: Sundata Christmas party
• Opinion: What your WAN should be wearing
• Top 10 most overhyped products
• Cisco sued by FSF over GPL violation
• Ericsson and Intel lock down sensative laptop data
• Windows Mobile favoured by field workers
• Yahoo pushed towards sales deal
• Developers slam Apple’s applications pricing policy
• Sony pays up for privacy gaffe
• How to avoid IT price rises and renegotiate Microsoft licenses
• Microsoft still in race for Australian school laptops: VIC
• IronPort opens Sydney support centre
• IP PBX range now available from Wavelink
• Reseller Emperor’s Mind wins Infotronics competition.
• Opinion: High-speed ADSL2+ services drives broadband market
• Tadiran Telecom to expand local presence with channel ramp
• Hologram gets real-time with Kx software
• IT service providers heading into interesting times in 2009
• Telstra pilots videoconferencing for remote aged care
• iPrimus and Internode unmeter ABC iView access
• Inside the manageNET ASIO T4 data centre
• Orange Business Services wins WCA award
• ComputerCorp buys Paragon for $2.1M
• Nortel educates resellers on industry-wide UC
• Sun fires up servers and blade systems
• Open Text introduces new fax server
• Kingston Technology ramps DataTraveler 150 to 64GB
• Opinion: Entrust VP talks email encryption
• Computer mouse hits 40
• Websense predicts the future of web security
• AFP and Telstra to fight hi-tech crime
• Opinion: Is Linux a solution for the school laptops program?
• End users swing back towards 'Service Operations'
• NewLease partners with VMware
• Fortinet cites strong growth in economic downturn
• SNIA ANZ adds Sun to its board
• Security vendor Entrust to recruit resellers
• Mitsubishi Electric announces three new LCD displays
• Fast50 2009
• Leading Solutions opens three new technology centres
• Cisco deploys network for University of Wollongong
• NSW hospitals upgrade networking, unified comms
• Senator Conroy welcomes submissions on new blog
• EMC and Dell extend OEM storage agreement to 2013
• DiData subsidiary slashes WAN traffic for Pumpkin Patch
• Will Dell play the good guy with its resellers?
• Polycom’s partner Transition Systems acquires Unitel Distribution
• Iomega shrinks its packaging for the environment
• HP inks printing deal with NSW DET
• 3Com appoints NZ BDM
• Connell Wagner deploys Open Text E-document solution
• Vodafone introduces PayPal recharge option for prepaid phones
• 21Mbps Next G network no substitute for an NBN: Telstra
• Brother inks deal with Earthwatch to create sustainable environment
• Gartner sees slow growth for global smartphone market
• NComputing appoints technology industry veteran
• Case study: ITT Communications deploys ShoreTel UC system to Brisbane real estate agency
• Astaro announces certification on its Intel Modular Server Platform
• PHOTO GALLERY: Telarus ‘Crackerjack’ bowling day
• Wavelink looking to hire a channel manager for its Sydney office
• PHOTO GALLERY: Telarus 'Crackerjack' bowling day
• Top 10 annoying technologies
• Intel planning to harvest free energy
• AMD to lose notebook share for lack of netbooks
• Microsoft taps EMC for data protection
• Smartphone sales slowest on record
• Kaspersky calls for a more secure internet
• 13,000 tech jobs disappear in one day
• NVIDIA update - 55nm parts ahoy!
• Punters buying used PCs to avoid Vista
• Aussies arrested for 10,000TB of illegal film transfers
• How Telstra proposes to cut noise on the NBN
• DET wants thin laptops at $500 for NSW students
• Sun and VMware issue vital updates
• CVSDude moves out of early stage incubation
• Microsoft is losing market share
• M2 acquires People Telecom
• Opinion: Best practices for deploying Cisco CallManager 7
• Dell goes in to see the Good Guys
• Tretecnic wins planning approval for new data centres
• Inside Telstra's technical plans for the NBN
• PHOTO GALLERY: Were you onboard the itX Disco Fever Cruise?
• CA renews sponsorship deal with Brumbies rugby team
• PHOTO GALLERY: Spot yourself at the itX reseller cruise Xmas party
• $34M fibre optic cable layed out for indigenous Australians
• Telstra claims NBN at risk due to separation demand
• Interactive Intelligence inks deal with Charles Sturt University
• Kaseya offers IT integrators two new products
• Celebrations at the PC Authority Reliability & Service Awards 2008
• Australia needs ICT people – 9,000 to be precise
• Fibre channel switch prices rise
• Tassie Internode customers gifted their speed back
• PHOTO GALLERY: Fuji Xerox Printers hosts "Fortune of our Times" partner event
• PHOTO GALLERY: Fuji Xerox Printers revitalises channel program with a reseller party
• RAD upgrades broadband wireless multiplexer.
• Wyse virtual software for integrated voice, data and video delivery
• ISPhone hires new COO
• FrontRange Solutions unveils new License Manager 3.0
• Websense shuts Sydney R&D team down
• Security vendors warn of Christmas e-crime spike
• Hitachi and Intel join forces on SSDs
• Pownce acquired by Six Apart, will be shut down in two weeks
• Internode appoints first CIO
• Victorian Council eyes 24x7 online access to services
• Cellnet repays $10M loan
• Intelledox wins AXA tender
• IT integrator opinion: Eight stages of IT maturity
• Trend Micro celebrates 20th anniversary with a promotion for resellers
• Symantec launches partner incentive program
• Internode’s launches contest to boost Aussie chumby content
• ACS wants Gershon savings put into ICT pilots
• Marshal8e6’s new software locks down Microsoft Exchange
• Intec Financial launches SMB Finance Solution for software and hardware
• Cisco new Partner Operations Director to make ‘tweaks’ to channel programs
• Alphawest cuts 33 jobs as Optus grows net profit
• Vignette asks partners to drive Web 2.0 in 2009
• SmartStream expands APAC team
• MailMarshal launches email filtering solution
• WatchGuard appoints Harbour IT as new expert partner
• Wavelink expands Polycom's portfolio with new SIP wireless servers
• Seagate fixes bug in Barracuda drives
• Nokia to pull out of Japan
• Toshiba optimistic about SSD rescuing NAND maker
• GPET overhauls doctor education report systems