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• Asus and Microsoft join forces against Linux
• Dell first quarter earnings crash 63 per cent
• HP announces new portfolio for SMBs
• Microsoft moves to clear up Windows 7 beta gaffe
• Frost & Sullivan: APAC mobile content consumption
• Hitachi launches open storage system
• Avaya buys NZ's Agile Software
• Vasco offers two-factor authentication via mobile phone
• Huawei eyes NBN as local sales climb
• Asus launch laptop, netbook range - more Eee PC's on the way
• Sun builds on Unified Storage lineup
• Zscaler expand cloud service in NSW and Victoria
• EMC adds to data centre management with Configuresoft
• Microsoft readies launch of Bing search engine
• No quick profits on the cards for national ID scheme
• Cisco lands University of Queensland multi-million dollar deal
• Brennan wins $2M Accor Hotel contract
• Poor service gives warranties a bad name, says NWS
• CRN Forum: Have you heard of your vendor/distribution partners cold calling your customers?
• Win a trip to Las Vegas with Hitachi
• ContentKeeper partners with Indian telco
• Microsoft delivers Windows Vista Service Pack 2
• Scammers dial up Western Union attack
• RIM warns of BlackBerry PDF vulnerability
• HTC Magic to launch in Australia in June
• Skype to recruit resellers and SIs
• Blue Coat opens in Perth
• DiData deals with Tudor to sell Sandisk Enterprise
• Avaya goes after Nortel's channel partners
• New investment values Facebook at US$10billion
• Opinion: NBN opens a giant can of worms
• ASG expects to make $19M for 2009 financial year
• Channel loses a veteran: Max Fredericks
• ComOps to recruit partners in A/NZ
• Infotronics unveils IGEL one
• PHOTO GALLERY: Spot yourself at the SC Magazine industry awards
• Nokia opens Ovi Store
• PrintFleet picks up industry award
• How to improve CRM processes at no extra cost
• Spam tops 90 percent of all email
• Mobile data adoption posing a challenge for brands
• Motion Computing appoints Simms as distributor
• PKBA wins Onstream integration contract
• NSC forecasts more Sun business
• Vodafone and Hutchison keep to price plan
• Fortify pushes code audits as XP support ends
• Internode $4M customer system overhaul
• Integeo appoints Singapore distributor
• A decade at EDS leads to Fujitsu
• PHOTO GALLERY: Ingram Kokoda Track
• The 'Best of Kokoda' Ingram Micro Australia
• Microsoft blocks Live Messenger access
• Brennan: Heads down and tails up during recession
• Opinion: Sizing up Google's new search rivals
• ACCC: NBN opens Telstra wounds
• Q&A: Inside Info
• How resellers can help migrate to Windows 7
• FrontRange Solutions A/NZ partner program
• Open Text partners with StoneBridge Systems
• Citrix extends NetScaler MPX line
• IBM pushes solid state drives to Power servers
• Microsoft calls off EU hearing
• Intel again delays next-generation Itanium chip
• Nortel appoints Westcon as North ASEAN distributor
• Samsung Australia launches two mini-notebooks
• Unwired “close to happy” with its channel
• Trend Micro updates security suite for small firms
• Top 10 articles, 22 May 09
• Intel again delays next-generation Itanium chip
• Conficker threat continues to grow
• Logica signs outsourcing deal
• Sydney Uni signs up to Microsoft Live@Edu
• Kingston: portable USBs and the security issue
• PowerBuy offers cash back to SMBs
• Pirated Windows 7 RCs riddled with malware
• Federal investigation into missing presidential hard drive
• Alloys slams 'trash programs' in the channel
• Sun builds world's biggest application store for Java
• EDS swipes $96m DAFF deal from ghost of Commander
• Ovum: The cloud and the public sector
• Vodafone Australia goes white with HTC Magic
• Free Software Foundation settles case with Cisco
• EDS wins $96m Federal Government deal
• Pipe's $200m PPC-1 cable lands despite "personal threats"
• Unisys launches messaging service for APAC Telcos
• Mitel wins Mowbray College UC deal
• Seagate to launch FreeAgent Theatre media player
• Intel: Top 5 Mobile Computing Needs
• Ingram Micro bi-annual Partner Connections Summit
• Adobe launches Acrobat reseller offer
• NetApp buys Data Domain as profit sinks
• Microsoft warns of new flaw in Internet Information Server
• Google adds language translation to Gmail
• Sun Microsystems touts virtualisation for tape drives
• EMC in talks to bring storage-as-a-service to Australia
• AVG updates reseller Licence Renewal Reminder
• AusCERT09: Googling our way to network apocalypse
• The SC Magazine Awards Australia 2009 - Winners Announced!
• Citrix launches NetScaler 9.1
• TANDBERG and DiData win education deal
• Don’t pay for separate anti-spyware, says Gartner
• Sophos planning to supply antivirus in Klingon
• Marshal8e6 celebrates channel roadshow
• Sol sent packing six weeks early
• Elcom heads to US for Web project
• Dell sends Latitude to school
• Rudd to spend $16m training NBN engineers
• Former NSW Premier touts interest in Optima
• Interactive Intelligence acquires AcroSoft Corp.
• Zanok Technologies gets ACCC injunction
• Intermec names its APAC Partner of the Year
• Ex IBM boss launches Acresso Software A/NZ
• Bluechip snaps up two NAS products by QNAP
• Microsoft touts its open document credentials
• Analyst calls for reappraisal of smartphone category
• EMC unveils online version of Atmos
• Axway to expand local presence through channel
• AusCERT09: inTechnology to distribute Absolute Software's mobile security
• PHOTO GALLERY: Symantec's State Of Spam Report
• AusCERT09: Security will make or break NBN potential
• AusCERT09: US Military inspects student laptops for security threats
• McAfee buys Solidcore
• Mozilla's Fennec lands for Windows Mobile
• NetReturn appoints CEO for A/NZ
• PHOTO GALLERY: Alloys Sales Maximiser Workshops
• CRN Tech: a fresh idea for the channel
• PHOTO GALLERY: Were you at the Alloys Sales Maximiser Workshops
• BigAir expands network in QLD, NSW, with Adelaide soon to follow
• EMC offers sneak peek of EMC World 2009
• NEC abandons Japanese supercomputer project
• Lan 1 informs resellers of Rudd's 50 percent tax break for SMBs
• Top 10 disappointing technologies
• Companies urged to embrace the piracy model
• Rumours point to new BlackBerry Storm
• NEC abandons Japanese supercomputer project
• iiNet refutes AFACT case ‘delay’ claims
• Colocation stunts data centre tier upgrades
• Unixpac unveils patch and configuration management to A/NZ channel
• CA to invest in more products following Fiscal Year 2009 results
• Apple hires OLPC security guru to harden OS
• Case study: Netbox Blue wins Lutheran College deal
• Juniper Networks embeds security into Junos
• Microsoft and Sun tout interoperability project
• Google simplifies migration path to Gmail
• Dell tempts SMBs with Vostro revamp
• 3Com sign Datacom as first H3C reseller
• Haymarket Media revamps CRN online
• AMD: Intel's EU law violation ruling a win for competition
• Seagate to cut 1,100 jobs
• Jabra said its products are a 'bastian of healthy margins'
• Q&A: Michael Atallah, managing director Gamma Solutions
• PHOTO GALLERY: State Of The Market 2009: 10 Things To Know
• Finalists announced for Secure Computing Awards and AusCERT
• Quest Software appoints Dimension Data as its first Gold partner A/NZ
• Patch Tuesday brings Office updates
• Apple issues raft of fixes in Mac OS X 10.5.7 update
• NBN
• Windows 7
• Cellnet remains debt free but could face up to $12M loss in 09
• CeBIT09: Centrelink reveals IT impact of stimulus packages
• IT services firm to face court for alleged jobs scam
• Google updates search engine with new options
• Swan's ‘B+’ 2009/10 Federal Budget at a glance
• MSI Computers unveils ultra thin notebook under 20mm thick
• PHOTO GALLERY: Former Miss Universe Australia makes guest appearance at MSI Computers product launch.
• Aussie telco consultant Tangoes with bill management
• Unified Communications
• Smart Power
• Virtualisation
• Twitter
• Nuance signs distribution agreement with Addcom
• Avnet's Costigan moves to Mumbai
• Mexico Airport Authority buys Fluke infared cameras to scan for swine flu
• HP rewards partners with a trip to Turkey for ANZAC day
• Microsoft takes the cost fight to iPod
• IBM extends enterprise apps to the iPhone
• SAP business intelligence becomes more “Google-like”
• Lenovo refreshes netbook lineup
• CeBIT09: NSW Government wants to build NBN testbeds
• Simms to distribute solar powered chargers used by the military
• HP says its LeftHand P4000 SAN has high margins for resellers
• Integrators must hold their customer's hand, says Symantec
• Riders on the storm
• Sol's last amigo walks
• iiNet attempts to delay copyright case rejected
• D-Link offers reseller training program on VoIP phone system for small businesses
• PKBA ousts Datacom at Australian Central Credit Union
• A survival guide to printing
• Panasonic debuts Home Theatre Plasma series
• Cisco IronPort appoints A/NZ general manager
• Rabid Reseller: Technology's little terrors
• Q&A: RSA's entourage land in Oz
• Reseller profile: The long hard road to SMB
• A greener backup solution
• Opinion: Can you spot a fake?
• Apple tightens up iPhone developer rules
• Toshiba's sales tumble 13 percent
• Sun shareholders try to block Oracle
• Top 10 articles, 8 May 09
• Oracle has no plans to exit the hardware business
• Twitter is definitely not for sale, says co-founder
• Intel and Novell make mobile push
• Symantec promotes internal staff to boost channel
• Samsung Electronics Australia denies firing staff from its IT division
• AIIA and TEC signs deal on end of life computer equipment
• Intel and Novell make mobile push
• Security firms warn of malware avalanche
• Ex IBM head made CEO of Telstra
• ACCC forces Dodo to pay refunds for 'free' offers
• Computers Off Australia gives CeBIT the Green Tick
• Acer changes its distribution structure
• Ore Inspiring
• Opinion: For resellers, the woes are similar everywhere
• Windows 7 fuels internet traffic, slows Tassie links
• PHOTO GALLERY: 2009 Channel Champs - 10 Big Bangs for the Buck
• SMS buys out BI consultancy Pelion
• Microsoft outlines apps banned from MarketPlace
• Elderly Aussies’ lack of interest in web concerns ACMA
• Swedish hacker indicted for Cisco attack
• Ovum: Advising customers on the right approach to outsourcing
• POS POS sees changes in market
• Australian Yeahpoint celebrates SingTel win
• Fortinet launches ISP and security solutions
• Sophos Australia on recruitment drive
• IBM snaps up Exeros
• Open Text to aquire Vignette for $418m
• Aussies ‘tempted’ by pirated software
• inTechnology to launch Absolute Software reseller program
• IBM unveils CloudBurst SOA appliance
• Optima's Mark Ung joins Synnex
• Data#3 MD to lead ITIIC panel
• Hackers hold US medical data hostage
• Microsoft moves forward with job cuts
• Telstra launches TelstraOne Experience
• Opinion: Resellers be aware of your privacy rights
• D-Link partners with ManageEngine
• Top IT companies to work for in Australia
• Motorola signs POS POS as value added distributor
• iPhone gets iPass client for global Wi-Fi access
• NetComm spends $3.2M for C10 Communications
• CSC wins $135m deal with WA Police
• GlobalConnect Australia signs reseller Verint
• IDC predicts netbooks to re-shape how PCs are sold
• Internet threats rise by two-thirds in April
• Vodafone goes prepaid with mobile broadband
• Revealed: Lessons from WebCentral's 72-hour email outage
• DiData employee joins 3Com as Queensland state manager
• Apple to open first QLD store
• D-Link, Panasonic and Sony pull out of CeBIT 2009
• ShoreTel inks Telstra distribution deal amid plans to expand its channel
• Eaton signs distribution deal with Synnex
• Alepine Peripherals converts notebooks to tablet PCs with Tablo
• PHOTO GALLERY: Trend Micro Security Challenge Series
• McAfee bucks the downturn with record revenues
• French hacker lays claim to Twitter attacks
• Internode creates Media division
• WARNING - Make sure you open your own mail this morning
• PHOTO GALLERY: Trend Micro's Security Challenge Series
• Ingram Micro APAC sales down 24 percent
• Telcoinabox appoints NZ CEO
• NSC gets into RAD partnership
• Sun Microsystems issues Solaris 10 5/09 update
• Oracle set to release seven SaaS offerings
• Fujitsu usurps Telstra at Qantas
• AAPT to join unlimited ADSL2+ bandwagon
• Vodafone goes prepaid with mobile broadband
• Dell signs Dick Smith
• Asus scores Tassie IT hardware contract
• HP launches Planet Partners recycling program
• Intel could face largest EU fine ever
• Logitech appoints Anyware as sub-distributor
• WebCentral resellers staggered by lack of service
• Opinion: Too many APAC businesses are missing out on virtualisation
• Ingram's Vantex acquisition opens reseller opportunities
• Adobe admits to flaw in all forms of Reader
• New app promises longer battery life for smartphones
• Microsoft unveils Windows 7 Release Candidate
• Apple rumoured to launch chip arm
• Even at PC-building conference, Apple casts a long shadow