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• Consumer refresh pinned on cheap MacBook-Air killers
• Intel’s Bianca project promises custom notebooks for resellers
• NComputing says the real 'hard-core' business for resellers is with desktop virtualisation
• Trend Micro buys Third Brigade
• Autodesk launches Australia Channel Advisory Board
• Sybase partners admit competition is fierce as projects dry up
• Intel insists WiMAX better than 3G for regional NBN
• Tandberg Data files for bankruptcy
• Security must be built in from the start
• Microsoft to switch off AutoPlay in Windows 7
• Ingram puts down $2M deposit for Vantex
• Mobile carkits go solar powered
• Microsoft rumoured to be working on iPhone killer
• Avnet showed 3Q decline, local region not fazed
• Trend Micro says resellers are nervous about the Cloud
• Gartner: Shipment of Australian Netbooks to grow 40.8 percent
• HP launches iSCSI LeftHand Networks product to Australian partners
• F5: Build agile IT infrastructure to adapt to business changes
• Redundancies see demand for outsourced project management services
• Alcatel-Lucent launches secure VoIP solution
• Kaspersky dials into mobile security
• IBM supercomputer to take on Jeopardy quiz show
• Panasonic Australia to expand into social media
• 3Com hires APAC regional program director
• First Android netbook due out this winter
• VASCO Data Security launches DIGIPASS Ready Partner Program
• Westcon moves into Vietnam as O'Keeffe takes APAC helm
• Vista played part in Microsoft sales slump, say local resellers
• Workshops to help resellers survive economic downturn
• Earn $600 with WebGenesis Partner Program
• SMARTS Group to grow its markets and products
• gotalk protects families' internet usage
• Lan 1 signs up with Palo Alto Networks
• Internode launches 3G wireless broadband data service
• MySpace names Van Natta new chief executive
• Apple charged US$19m for patent infringement
• Reseller The Missing Link hits back at global crisis with telecommunication offering
• Fujitsu acquires SAP integrator for $48 million
• ITW Proline hires Upstream to reduce printing costs
• Anyware to distribute Compro IP Security
• IBM wins $70m wireless services contract
• Top 10 themes from RSA Security Conference
• Google fixes vulnerability in Chrome
• Conficker frenzy 'exposed media ignorance'
• Handset makers suffer in the recession
• Apple tops 1bn App Store sales
• Fujitsu Australia tells resellers 'differentiate on notebooks to earn top margins'
• Google puts the shine back into Chrome
• Microsoft announces first ever drop in sales
• RSA 2009: Cloud computing will disrupt security market
• iPhone sales secure Apple against downturn
• Kogan changes ads due to ACCC concern
• A good Oracle for Sun
• Amber Technology signs exclusive deal with TrickleStar
• VASCO 2009 First Quarter results drop 20 percent
• Melbourne IT to recruit more resellers after making $61.4m
• Sony debuts OLED screen in portable MP3 player with noise cancelling earbuds
• Seagate ships energy-efficient Barracuda drives
• Layer up for security, say RSA experts
• RSA 2009: Benefits and dangers of device fingerprinting
• Queensland Transport signs up to Unisys Facial Imaging Solution
• Microsoft begins refunds for Equipt customers
• Google and Pirate Bay share Thursday good news
• Gamma Solutions to repair LXE hardware
• Red Hat looking for channel partners
• AMD announces June release date for Istanbul
• Unisys scores five-year QLD digital drivers’ licence deal
• Yahoo cuts jobs as profits tumble
• RSA 2009: McAfee's DeWalt talks of 'predictive security'
• Optus puts hands up for ISP filtering pilot
• IBM's NZ reseller heads across the Tasman
• Resellers invited to MicroStrategy 9 roadshow
• UPDATED PHOTO GALLERY: Ingram Micro Brisbane Expotech
• Schwartz seeks to reassure staff over Oracle deal
• CA builds reseller network as it releases three more products
• ASG inks deal with CASA
• PHOTO GALLERY: Spot yourself at Expotech Brisbane
• itX comments on Oracle's acquisition of Sun
• Visy prepares for handover as Pratt’s condition declines
• Vision Australia gets Microsoft's biggest ever Australian community software grant
• BenQ Australia makes its debut into 'net-top' computing
• Q&A: Lexar increases channel marketing promotions
• Telstra wins $1bn telco network upgrade contract with CBA
• Ingram Micro to host managed services conference
• IBM reports slight drop in profits
• Users not patching third party apps
• VMware takes virtualisation to the next level
• Reseller speaks out about FrontRange Solutions GoldMine
• Case study: BigHand software fast ROI at law firm
• NBN takes to the stage at CeBit
• Sophos opens portal for resellers
• Twitter under attack again
• Primus admits to blackout at Melbourne data centre
• Adobe optimises Flash for the home
• Cisco leader heads to Marshal8e6
• Ricoh Australia opens Innovation Centre
• Infosys Australia sends more work offshore
• Optus finds size matters on wireless access
• Opinion: auDA recklessness damages Australian domain industry
• Case study: StorageCraft inks deal with FremantleMedia
• Updated: Officeworks gets Kaspersky protection
• Telstra separation debate heats up on CRN
• World's first waterproof Touch Pad MP3 Player
• gotalk appoints Wavelink, Alloy and Lan 1 for VoIP solution
• Xstrata Technology signs $1.5m deal with DiData
• Reseller IMAGINiT Technolog works on world's largest telescope
• US DOJ extends cut-off date for Microsoft oversight
• HP refreshes HP-UX 11i platform
• SSH server attacks resurface
• Toshiba expected to cut 3,900 jobs
• Motorola spin-off speculation revived
• Ingram and Nortel unified in communications
• Sony Ericsson cuts 2,000 jobs as revenues plummet
• Mobile broadband catching up with fixed-line services
• Cisco fleshes out unified computing strategy
• Microsoft promises public beta of Office 2010
• Last chance for $1m of free storage kit
• Federal Government looks to cash in on mobile spectrum
• Opinion: Splitting Telstra - breaking up is good to do
• Trend Micro partners with Ingram Micro
• Opinion: George Atrash DiData
• Google apps partner program viable for Aussie resellers
• Australian organisations see benefits in outsourcing
• Infosys Australia launches consulting business
• Ingram's Reseller of the Year 2008 Matrix CNI on surviving the economic downturn
• Q&A: Sean Davis, retail sales director A/NZ, Microsoft Entertainment Division
• Former Motorola exec accused of destroying evidence
• Canon snaps up marketing manager
• Westcon speaks out about Cisco Distribution deal
• IPscape seeking alliance partners for pay-as-you-use solutions
• Harvey Norman's sales up
• IDC: Smartphones remain recession proof
• First LG phone with Dolby surround sound
• Interactive Intelligence UC roadshow
• After 10 years at Computer Associates SAP beckons
• Five minutes with...Rachel Cox, service manager A/NZ, Microsoft
• Autodesk launches Partner Portal
• Q&A: SuiteCloud Connect for SAP
• NetSuite OneWorld announces SuiteCloud Connect
• Intel remains upbeat despite plunging revenues
• Different Aussie states love different technology
• Check Point completes Nokia acquisition
• Google previews next version of Android
• Updated: Telstra Wholesale rolls out $16M deal with Telcoinabox
• Marshal8e6 acquires Avinti
• VMware unveils Partner Network program
• Unisys wins $14m ANAO deal
• Intelligent Software scoops double iAward
• NetSuite gears up to take on SAP
• Lan 1 gets virtual with Reflex Systems
• Two $500 smiles . . .
• Cymphonix signs up Australian distributor
• Astaro looking to build 24/7 regional support centre
• Avaya silent on Nortel buy-out rumours
• Zylotech loses its CEO
• SNIA ANZ announces Cloud Computing Conference
• Case study: Hostworks wins first airline contract
• D-Link unveils security surveillance camera
• WhiteGold gives resellers trial account on Intrepidus distribution deal
• Former IBM sales rep joins Telstra Wholesale
• Optus said 'Yes' to the end of fixed-lines
• Microsoft gives word of April fixes
• Twitter struck by Easter worm attacks
• NAB partners with Telstra & VeCommerce for speech recognition solution
• Case study: Concept AV installs Hitachi technology at the Powerhouse Museum
• Sun to roll-out new Nehalem-based servers
• Adobe helps out unemployed developers
• Apple's chip-hoarding stokes new iPhone speculation
• Labor's NBN plans to hit regional sweet spots
• Hostworks lands Jetstar win and former Sun MD
• Apple sued over touch screen technology
• Bulldogs partner with Strathfield
• Fujitsu Australia releases green research
• McAfee signs global reseller agreement with HP.
• Ingram Micro takes SIGN09 digital signage forum to Brisbane
• Gartner predicts virtualisation to ride the downturn
• Intel celebrates Atom's first birthday
• Indian government files charges in Satyam scandal
• Consumers to pay a premium under NBN plan
• Site Intelligence partners with RACWA
• Elcom enhances Austrade portal
• Avnet's A/NZ resellers to get Hitachi GST hard drives
• BitDefender and Pulse One launch reseller offer
• Fujitsu and EMC to deliver IT solution
• PHOTO GALLERY: Express Data recognise Cisco partners at wine tasting event
• China spends up big in IT communication markets
• Smart ways to store
• Gartner predicts surge in software-as-a-service email
• HP publishes annual Global Citizenship report
• Hitachi gets personal with Fabrik buy
• Alloys relaunches website
• PHOTO GALLERY: Express Data wine tasting
• Financing resellers is the new frontier
• Internet industry welcomes NBN re-think
• The new age umbrella
• Check Point launches reseller reward program
• Managed security a popular option
• Netgear reveals its full ambitions
• Regional reseller said NBN plan better than Telstra's Next G proposal
• Websense launches first web security appliance
• Spam levels soar as Easter approaches
• Dell revamps Vostro notebooks
• Government announces NBN plans
• UK BI vendor heads to Australia
• Former reseller to recruit partners for ShoreTel
• Internode job vacancies
• Senetas: CCTV needs encryption
• D-Link unveils DWS-3024L gigabit wireless switch
• Microsoft delays Stirling
• Interactive Intelligence opens North Sydney training office
• Alert-Me looking for channel partners after signing distribution deal
• Promise unveils Vess external storage solution
• Solution Architect wins Microsoft's MVP five years running
• G20: The mobile industry claims to be recession breaker
• Domain-hoarding may have hamstrung Conficker
• Intel sheds light on low-power transistors
• MSI hybrid netbook promises 12-hour battery life
• Hitachi leaves ‘cloud’ to likes of Optus, Vigabyte
• IBM close to US$7bn offer for Sun
• Radware completes Nortel acquisition
• Internet security product launched in Australia
• Western Digital enters solid-state drive market
• HP launches ProLiant University
• Wyse Technology enhances partner program
• Pacnet targets Australian SMBs with channel program
• Netbook sales soaring while notebooks stutter
• Panasonic sells stake in LCD venture to Toshiba
• ArcSight opens Australian office in APAC expansion
• VMware signs up 1000th Australian VMware Certified Professional
• ACCC takes issue with Voda-Hutch merger
• In the cloud security player enters Australian market: Zscaler
• Aussie IT integrators merger symptomatic of the market
• Did NSW DET miss out on Linux opportunity?
• Gadget spending hit $5.72 billion last year
• Hostworks CEO quits, looks to cloud computing
• End of an era: Microsoft Encarta to shut down after 16 years
• BenQ Joybook Lite U101: what, a new netbook that isn't $800?
• Telstra's T-Suite $4 a month promise to solve your security nightmare
• Cisco touts new unified comms and telepresence systems
• Telstra makes SaaS available for small business
• Avnet wins IBM Distributor of the Year
• Sophos Australia celebrates 10th birthday
• Telstra brings regional exchanges up to speed
• NSW Govt. selects Microsoft for schools
• Zylotech to usher in three directors
• itX launches reseller program with $1m cash prize
• Security professionals fear smartphone threat
• IT spending down for the first time since 2001
• Lenovo to roll out netbooks for students in DET tender win
• ASPsoftware wins Progress Visionary Award with Wastedge.com solution
• Skype available on Apple App Store
• Symantec showcases prototypes in Sydney
• Google and Sherrin launch gBall
• NSC deploys Verint for HCF
• IBM wins a slice of Energy Australia's smart grid
• ComputerCorp buys Synergy Plus and joins S Central
• Telstra and Cisco head up to Nth QLD