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• Hitachi seeks to grow vein-scanning operation
• IT providers must protect mobile handsets
• Australian Federal Government deploys Cisco Telepresence System
• Fortinet announces strong revenue growth
• Market Clarity launches Australian Telecom Infrastructure Atlas
• New dawn for CRN
• Tracknology joins Intermec Program
• Q&A:Jay Pather, CEO, IZAZI on its SAP partnership
• Telstra targets PSTN revenue revival as usage drops
• Bushfire victims offered broadband guarantee
• HP targets Aussie white-box market with Synnex
• PHOTO GALLERY: Alloys opens new Melbourne Distribution Centre
• PHOTO GALLERY: Alloys opens new distribution centre
• Telstra will become Sol less at the end of June
• M2 delivers 63 percent increase in half yearly reports
• Steve Jobs on target to return to Apple
• Clearswift unveils new channel strategy
• Digital DNA caught in warranty trap with Chimei monitors
• IBM to focus on mid market solutions
• Unwired bleeds $50.2 million from Seven coffers
• Internode launches FTTH speed offensive in greenfield estates
• SAP launches online University Alliances portal
• Iomega Network Storage Appliances VMware Ready Certified
• Nokia Australia announces Comes With Music launch
• Juniper Networks enhances its J-Partner Program
• Sun Microsystems announces 15% price hike
• Sophos opens office in Perth
• Manaccom inks deal with Mint Wireless
• Ingres inks deal with Australian reseller for ECM Appliance
• Alcatel Lucent revamps Sydney learning centre
• Soldier pay bungle blamed on Defence ICT
• Altech hires a new national sales manager
• Blu-ray set to hit 100 million mark
• Jobs to miss his first annual shareholders meeting
• Recession brings rise in 'bargain' spam
• NetBox Blue sends out a virtual sales force for resellers
• Pronto Software looking for resellers
• D-Link looking for resellers for its VoIP VoiceCentre
• MWC: Telstra weighs in on spectrum issue
• EFTel data centre escapes fire system flood
• Web users concerned over data privacy
• Asus planning to port Android to netbooks
• PhantomEye's releases MySpot for business use
• Serena's open source software hits 1M users
• Trend Micro's new Affinity for A/NZ resellers
• Devnet launches The Cloud Ready program
• Opinion: Matt Miller, Systems Engineer, Juniper Networks
• Inside Info needs resellers for its QlikView product
• EMC channel account manager joins RSA Channel & Alliances
• Rosehill racecourse data centres on the inside track
• Top 10 best and worst of MWC 2009
• Credit crunch to prompt new growth in outsourcing
• Novell broadens security portfolio
• Radware snaps up Nortel division
• HP plans salary cuts
• Business intelligence skips strategy: Gartner
• Citrix relaunches mycitrix.com partner portal
• Manaccom profits up 34 percent
• Fortinet launches FortiWeb-1000B
• Autodesk to recruit more resellers as it offers margins of 15-25 percent
• It's in the blood
• MWC: Sol faces off against Google and Skype
• MWC: Optus to launch Nokia’s ‘Comes-with-Music’ phone
• Hospital broadband laptops are childs' play
• AMD spinoff gets the green light
• Google may face monopoly probe
• Apple sales dive in January
• RIM execs nailed for backdating
• Q&A: Scott Robertson, regional director, WatchGuard Technologies A/NZ.
• Business is booming for open source adopters
• Avaya expands channel existence in 2009
• Word of mouth a winner
• I don't wanna face it - iPhoto's face recognition software works a treat...or does it?
• Aruba Networks revamps its channel program
• MWC: Telstra to launch email service for Windows phones
• Websense appoints APAC GM for Messaging Security
• Toshiba wins green award for Portege R600 notebook
• Q&A; Graham Dean, Quest Software, on how resellers can make money out of its solutions
• Vendors insist WiMax has a bright future
• HTC unveils Android-powered magic smartphone
• Telstra customers ‘ain’t seen nothing yet’ on Next G speeds
• Pitney Bowes Australia to join the channel?
• Red Hat inks Microsoft Virtualisation deal
• MWC: Telstra Next G to rocket to 21Mbps next week
• Former Ingram manager joins Lenovo
• HP unveils Mini 2140 Notebook PC
• Canon appoints deputy MD amid restructure
• Capgemini Australia appoints vice president
• i-mate launches 810F smartphone
• Mobile manufacturers express security fears
• Apple speaks out against jail-breaking
• Trend Micro Australia reports 20 percent staff growth
• D-Link inks deal with Nova Pharmacies/Priceline
• NEC Australia expands its UC offering
• Netregistry: IT resellers need to get online to survive
• Impact Systems pushes managed services to partners
• Microsoft and POS POS take retail to resellers
• Opinion: the 'greenlight effect'
• 3Com to recruit staff as it opens two new branches
• iPhone changes on the way?
• Android opens its doors to paid apps
• Primus customers explore options after data centre blackout
• Obama's digital kingmaker advises Aussies to get "real"
• Express Data signs two new vendors
• Palm dumps Palm OS in favour of Pre
• Vendors get behind encryption spec
• Microsoft rolls out retail plan
• Windows 7 should be out for Christmas
• Linksys by Cisco media hubs arrives in Australia
• Ingram and Citrix target SMBs
• Marshal8e6 signs YOURasp for Hosted email filtering
• Alphawest achieves Microsoft UC competency voice specialisation
• Hotkey franchisees await update as email outage rolls on
• Printing industry confidence plunges: PIAA
• Acronis unveils A/NZ channel program
• Tech industry raises millions for Victoria bushfire victims
• Ingram Micro relocates 16 positions to Malaysia
• Ex Microsoft Vista chief unveils debut solo album
• NetSuite announces fourth quarter and fiscal year results
• Interwoven appoints new MD A/NZ
• GlassFish gets LAMP stack and multimedia add-on
• Bottle Domains customers caught in security scare
• Evanscorp awarded Microsoft Gold Partner status
• SAP launches Business Suite 7
• Intermec opens service facility in New Zealand
• Telstra adds to Chinese arm with mobile content and music buy
• Microsoft covers resellers in VSA with Australian Govt agencies
• Asus has no plans to cut channel partners
• itX awarded 'Lotus Worldwide Distributor of the Year' by IBM
• Wireless Internet to cost less at home
• Patient safety compromised by severe IT outages
• Ingram Micro organises charity day for Victoria Bush fire victims
• Telstra works to repair broken networks in Victorian fire
• Distribution Central's UC business unit live
• JB Hi-Fi sales up by $59M
• Lawson Software inks deal with Turnpoint Solutions
• Former Dell and Western Digital employee joins Hitachi
• D-Link appoints former Siemens employee
• RoxyMail launches SaaS based on Microsoft Exchange 2007
• NSW primary schools to get ACMA cybersafety program
• Vodafone/3 merger: "Early days" for channel changes
• Zylotech seeks more channel play as it downsizes
• Marshal8e6 pushes security portfolio into the education market
• Telsyte: Vodafone and 3 to become "credible No. 3"
• Polycom launches telepresence room rental
• Valentine's Day sparks spam fears
• Netregistry offering 75 percent reseller discount on hosted ecommerce offering
• Asus' price hike no surprise to the channel
• Microsoft denies MWC smartphone launch
• Microsoft inks patent deal with Brother
• Four patches in Microsoft's February plans
• Google brings books to mobile users
• Steve Wozniak goes back to work
• Gates predicts recession will last until 2012
• Hotkey in turmoil as Primus data centre blackout bites
• PIPE formalises Sydney-Guam fibre funding
• Gartner predicts the top ten technologies for 2009
• eCorner introduces Cloudmark Cloudfilter
• Satyam appoints new CEO
• Avaya seeks Distribution Central for new channel push
• Extreme Networks unveils new Ethernet switch
• Fortinet unveils its A/NZ FortiPartner Roadshow 2009 dates
• Activ8me eyes Globalstar and Iridium satphone users
• ATUG issues final call for Aussie broadband awards
• $42 billion stimulus package doesn’t impress ACS
• Sony launches 2009 products
• Cisco reports second quarter earnings
• HTC unveils the first Android-powered phone in Australia
• Senetas debuts low-end encryption hardware for resellers
• DiData to replace NSW DOCs's technology for $4.5M
• Mozilla unveils Firefox update
• China muscling in on spam market
• Basslink escapes Primus data centre blackout
• Intelledox looks for resellers as it launches SaaS solution
• Nortel: Local changes won't hurt channel
• CallTime Solutions provides Interactive Intelligence for Shoalhaven Council
• ASIC encrypts hardware with Senetas
• Government confirms “ambition” to sign NBN contract by March
• Sun appoints new A/NZ MD after Bennet resigns
• Aussies OK pirated software for personal use
• Nokia denies threatening to leave Finland
• Network gains drive Aussie business productivity
• BT named Avaya Platinum partner
• Skype 4.0 released as it inks deal with IBM's new cloud services
• Rudd's SMB IT break a boon for resellers
• Research In Motion opens Sydney BlackBerry office
• Special report: Increasing data centre efficiency
• Staff column: Turn that downturn upside down
• Opinion: A shining moment
• Unifying Unified Communications: the next frontier
• Superpartners to deploy self-service to funds
• ISPs sweat on Primus data centre power failure report
• itX inks deal with Pinpoint Communications
• HP appoints Stephen Bovis as VP Servers in APJ
• Cellnet CEO resigns
• Express Data inks deal with Autodesk
• D-Link unveils new VoIP Telephone Adapter
• Australian Computer Society to use Sophos security solution
• Informatica going strong despite downturn
• Nortel closes mobile WiMax business
• Credit crunch squeezes mobile market
• Nortel restructures, A/NZ MD goes