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• Three new reseller categories announced for CRN Channel Champion Awards 2008
• Lookout Eee, Dell has a mini laptop
• Oz Nokia chief jumps ship to join retailer
• BSA warns Aussie businesses about software piracy ‘can of worms’
• HP: 'Intelligent' networks to support future corporations
• Neltronics to distribute Microdia products
• HP launches 2 servers-in-1 blade
• Synnex and Acer team up
• Axis hunts for new partners
• ETT says goodbye to CEO
• The calls come in for Datasquirt
• Organisations ignoring data centre waste
• Opinion: Exclusive - Windows 7 details revealed
• Corporate network perimeters eroding
• Virtualisation fails to dent server demand
• VMware buys B-hive Networks
• HP offers security as a service
• Cisco revs up mobility engine
• Cellnet focuses on IT in NZ
• Crazy Johns pays with TNS
• ACCC claims reasonable terms of access to ULL service
• HP claims Q1 server crown
• National broadband network subjected to Conroy's cone of silence
• Tassie government lodges $5 million broadband bond
• iPrimus super-sizes ADSL2+ plans
• Opinion: Penguin potential
• Soul refutes dealer payment claims
• Ingram and Microsoft target Australian licensing growth
• CRN Solutions: Storage
• Building up a profit with components
• Securing Servcorp
• Intel lauds local channel progress
• Samsung Inspires Asia
• A bunch of yahoos and an eccentric billionaire
• Email Archiving
• Services the biggest area of opportunity for Australia
• Looking through the industry’s crystal ball
• Opportunities for niche players
• Training for your future in storage
• NOC, NOC, who’s there?
• A tiered approach reduces costs
• The gradual evolution of storage continues
• The industry shifts from snorage to storage
• Citrix touts the desktop as the next big wave in virtualisation
• Holograms to replace video conferencing?
• NetApp Australia targets EMC’s top spot
• IDC warns service providers to be wary of sneaky outsourcers
• Intel to bundle SSDs with Centrino 2 - report
• PHOTO GALLERY: CeBIT Australia hails record ‘08 show
• CeBit Australia 2008
• NEC unveils new eco-server
• Windows 7 confirmed for 2010
• S Central expands its Government services business
• Macquarie Telecom extends ADSL 2+ network to WA and QLD
• Techplus Distribution adds TriActive to MSP offerings
• Opinion: Cold call
• Skunkworks wins trade name battle
• Toshiba goes wireless with Bigpond
• IBM offers carbon emission calculator
• Google exposes search algorithm secrets
• Videoconferencing gains momentum
• HP unveils green printing strategy
• New country manager takes reigns at Hitachi
• Aussie IT reseller puts China plans on hold
• Foxconn secures premise with Oz surveillance manufacturers
• Avnet snaps up Indian integrator
• RFID sector to be worth $9.7b by 2013
• Samsung touts 1TB 'green' hard drive
• Vulture capitalists circle Yahoo
• Toshiba licenses Arm multi-processing technology
• Apple to 'rule the home' by 2013
• Weekly Roundup: CeBIT hits Sydney as the national broadband race heats up
• CIOs plagued by mobile security threats
• Opinion: Seven wonders
• Opinion: Is more money needed for FTTN?
• Commbank’s reseller agreement to fast-track ecommerce
• iiNet hunts for resellers
• Ovum: IBM ahead of the ‘green’ pact
• Lenovo’s sales up 17 percent to US$16.4 billion
• Exinda Networks and Whitegold join forces
• Samsung InspirAsia Tour 2008
• PHOTO GALLERY: Samsung’s InspirAsia 2008 Printer Tour
• Freshtel trials mobile product through Tesco
• Opinion: Mine’s bigger than yours
• Opinion: Is Senator Conroy’s broadband network a 'dog of a process'?
• Rebirthed G9 submits $5M national broadband bond
• EMC flashes its solid state plans
• CeBIT 08: Rudd Government looks to rectify Howard’s past ICT mistakes
• Conroy delays deadline for national broadband network
• Zoho targets the iPhone in mobile office race
• Express Online expands operations
• Fujitsu A/NZ and VMWare agree on OEM servers
• IronPort sees business growth in WA
• CeBIT: Women in IT unite over communication
• HP posts strong second quarter
• Vista selling really well, says Ballmer
• New talent to lead GlobalConnect Australia sales
• TechnologyOne’s revenue up to $49.5 million
• Ovum: Telcos to go Green
• Telstra launches $0 laptop broadband bundles
• EMC backs-up resellers
• CeBIT 2008: Siemens launches unified comms offering for SMBs
• CeBIT 08: Red Hat and Ice Systems join for Open Source 3.0
• Netgear CEO: Australia is our star performer
• Opinion: Seven wonders
• Opinion: The return of the vista (part 2)
• IBM's green push
• HP extends mobile thin client range
• 802.11n Wi-Fi to 'surpass wired Ethernet'
• Half of all businesses admit to IT project cancellations
• Patching no longer works, says Cisco CSO
• IDC: HP and EDS - a marriage of convenience?
• CeBIT 2008: IntraPower empowers resellers
• CeBIT 2008: Aussie distie demos online backup service
• CeBIT Australia 2008 throws open its doors
• OLPC joins forces with XP; goodbye Linux?
• Integrated circuit design to yield infinite mobile battery life
• Mobile broadband revolution continues in APAC
• Kaseya extends Network Operations Center (NOC) Assist offering
• Opinion: The return of the vista
• Aussie Govt. mail server targeted for attack
• NetBox Blue ramps up UTM products with anti-virus software
• Telstra competitors might get DSLAM break
• Ingram Micro Expotech Melbourne 2008 [Updated - New Photos]
• Photo Gallery: Melbourne Ingram Micro ExpoTech a hit [Updated - New Photos]
• Atom based Eee PC tips up
• Too early to read AMD last rites: analysts
• Developers favour XP over Vista
• Rise of the handhelds
• The future of IT: Insider view
• Ok, now notebook prices are getting crazy
• Samsung Electronics reshuffles top brass
• OLPC to ship with Windows XP
• Head to head: Blackberry Bold vs iPhone
• G9 Crew Ready Their Troops
• Gates looks ahead
• Fujitsu boffins outline the future of IT
• Crucial broadband bill opens up secret network info
• Vista not immune to online threats
• Ericsson connects Dell's laptops with HSPA
• Aussie MSP chooses Kaseya’s product
• Asus to ship all motherboards with Linux
• Exinda accommodates growth with new research centre
• BSA study reveals Aussie software piracy slightly down
• Opinion: Intel's shaken Chinese chip firm back to work by Friday
• Manaccom Corporation to pay maiden dividend
• IDC: Managed converged communication services to grow
• Seertech Solutions appoints CEO
• Budget ’08: Where’s the focus on ICT?
• HP EDS union set to shake up IT services market
• Nokia's global influence growing fast
• Opinion: Bludget '08
• CeBIT: Intelligent Software to ‘bring data to life’
• Dell to donate to Chinese Earthquake Relief
• Marshal makes investments in its channel
• Federal Budget ‘08: Labor’s IT spend for the nation
• NEC dangles the partnership carrot
• Lexmark Australia offers 'Choices' to resellers
• Gigabyte goes mobile with Tegatech
• Avaya: Converged communication comes of age
• HP confirms US$13.9bn EDS buy
• VMware bundles datacentre management tools
• G9 fires back at Telstra for "useless" broadband report
• Enterprises click with social networking
• Civica acquires Fujitsu A/NZ’s local authorities business
• McGrathNicol appointed as receivers for The Academy Store
• HP eyes-up EDS for a potential billion dollar deal
• Photo Gallery: Chilling out at the ASUS Eee PC party
• Opinion: Pick a modem, any modem
• Storage vendors turn up the volume
• Pope reaches out to tech-savvy kids
• ACS: Personal email use is a necessity for work life
• Optus becomes number two telco to offer iPhone in Australia
• Oracle talks up its Fusion Middleware plans
• Microsoft rules out renewed Yahoo bid
• AMD unveils plans for many-core chips
• Telstra looks to NetComm for broadband router supplies
• Aussie DocsCorp allies itself with DocAuto
• N-able nets ten Aussie resellers
• ASUS Eee PC 900 launch
• WiMax woos subscribers away from DSL
• Opinion: Protect me now, just ask how
• SMEs fear their own networks
• Ultra low-cost laptops to remain niche
• Fixed phone lines to go way of the dodo?
• E-learning gets a boost to counter skill shortage
• Internode drops $39 ‘Fast Transfer’ fee
• Samsung targets SOHO, SMB and enterprise markets with a new range of printers
• Aussie online payment developer battles eBay via ACCC
• AVG grows reseller numbers by 33 percent
• Synnex expands Brisbane operations
• SAP helps Australian companies meet environmental standards
• Webroot launches $1 million security data centre
• iiNet acquires Westnet for $81 million
• AVG A/NZ expand internal channel staff
• Adobe CS3 subscription offer for Aussies
• Telstra’s Next G network good enough for Department of Defence
• CeBIT Australia set to be carbon neutral
• IDC: Strong year ahead for IT industry
• Telstra drops NextG court case
• Opinion: Downloadus interruptus
• Navigation devices locate mega sales
• Laptops to overtake desktops in 2009
• Gartner backs social networks for business
• IT industry lacks female role models
• New ATO scam hits the web
• Poor business processes imperil data
• Another notch on the belt
• Canon launches online training for resellers
• Making a buck from digital media
• Paul Oxley amicably parts from Avnet
• Dell’s building-block approach to virtualisation needs software support
• Opinion: Your call could not be connected
• Vodafone confirmed as Australia’s first iPhone seller
• HP reinvents data centre cooling
• Ingram Micro division takes on IBM POS products
• Human error and complacency biggest IT security threats
• Microsoft's ditching of Yahoo ‘a cunning plan’
• Telstra signs $162 million telco contract with DoD
• Data centres need green marketing hype, vendor says
• Canberra allocates $4M to lure skilled workers
• Government gives up on Wi-Fi promise
• Interactive Intelligence seeks resellers in A/NZ
• Avnet hires Taylor from IPL to head business unit
• Nu Tek Communications implements Panasonic VoIP product for Aussie lift company
• Ben Morgan leaves The Academy Store
• Mobile access key to SME success
• Opinion: Vista schmista, Telstra schmelstra
• Opinion: Will the iPhone be available to all independent Apple resellers in June?
• Fickle Gen Y compounds skills shortage
• Memory slump to blame for stunted semiconductor growth
• Japanese civil servant in web porn frenzy
• Sun posts surprise US$34m loss
• Open Source is the 'software establishment', report says
• NBN request: Reigning in the gorilla that is Telstra
• Unsolicited Telstra share purchase offer on the loose
• People Telecom buys ValueNet’s assets and 40 customers
• Synnex goes on the road again
• Ingram boosts mobility offering with i-mate
• TalkSwitch and Lan 1 launch reseller program
• ASG granted $30M Federal Govt contract
• Wireless payment system builds on Windows Mobile success
• Wireless last mile could bypass Telstra copper network, says Conroy
• Internode offers free premium Usenet services
• CSIRO chooses DiData for the provision of network equipment
• Opinion: Dell goes retail in Australia ... so what?
• Death of the emailman
• Liberals to oppose Labor’s raid on communications fund
• Dell to sell with Officeworks
• Photo Gallery: The CRN Green Golf Day take 2
• Recruiters expect temporary slowdown in IT vacancies
• Commonwealth Bank to invest $580 million on IT refresh