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• Hungry RXP swallows up Sydney IBM partner
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• Dicker Data pulling in $100 million a month
• Why the Microsoft Band could be a game changer
• Evernote finds new allies in Aussie business push
• Autodesk creates $100m fund to spark 3D print innovation
• Microsoft Office 16 set to launch late next year
• Adelaide ISV rebrands after cracking $2m
• Avnet Australia triples profit in "best year" since 2011
• Major network upgrade for Cloud Plus paid on subscription
• Microsoft launches $200 fitness wearable
• Impact Systems reveals plan to acquire 10 resellers
• Cloud vendor repatriates data to Australia to avoid "prying eyes"
• BYOD, BYOA dream can create shadow IT nightmare
• Is the next Google Nest Australian?
• HP's futuristic new PC: the 3D Sprout
• Sydney cloud outfit white-labels all-flash virtual desktop
• iiNet rolls out 1000 Cisco wi-fi access points in Victoria
• LG hits market with $199 smartphone
• Lenovo launches tablet with built-in projector
• How a $6m Perth reseller could float on the ASX
• PwC to channel Google Apps into heart of enterprise
• IT crowds help Channel Dynamics celebrate 10 years
• Myriad IT to open Sydney office
• Netcomm lands US distribution deal with Arrow
• AWS steps up after Azure Australia launch
• Optus launches UX monitor for on- and off-prem infrastructure
• Four hot products for education resellers
• Megaport spins off pay-per-use interconnect operations
• BYOD case study: Federal Department of Environment
• Tell us: is Microsoft right or wrong on Surface channel?
• Telstra looks beyond Office 365 with new Apps Marketplace
• Avanade's Australian boss moves on
• Azure Australia opens to public with Telstra as new partner
• NetApp appoints Westcon after major channel review
• Google exec quietly beats Baumgartner's stratospheric jump
• Distribution Central hits record $5.9 million profit
• Zuora hires APAC manager
• Qlik expands with Queensland office
• Fast50 firm offering up an a la carte meal
• Meet the channel manager: Aruba Networks
• 10 things we learned this week
• Discount cloud offered to not-for-profit organisations
• Two-factor authentication coming in Windows 10
• Fast50 firm grows from Adelaide to the world
• Apple patent reveals iPhone car control system
• Australia's top 10 recent channel movers
• Regulator slams Sure Telecom for "completely unacceptable" behaviour
• Why security wasn't baked into the web, from the inventor
• Flexnet takes Cheap as Chips into software-defined storage era
• Aldi to sell $279 dual SIM smartphone
• Google launches email do-over
• Devastating cyber attack turns Melbourne victim into evangelist
• Dell figure takes key role at Hitachi Data Systems
• Lenovo rumoured to be acquiring BlackBerry
• Google secures logins with USB Security Key
• DC fattens data centre lineup
• Google has another go at toppling Apple TV with Nexus Player
• Sydney's UltraServe lands on SAP-owned marketplace
• Sydney's Bigcommerce partners with Alibaba
• Nadella: $5 billion a year is price to play in public cloud
• Cloud office vendor taps Ingram for Aussie assault
• Microsoft Azure Australia coming next week
• Polycom appoints ANZ boss
• Fortinet expands Aussie sales team
• Avnet holds onto x86 in post-IBM era
• Nextgen scores former AAPT chief
• Steve Wozniak becomes UTS professor
• Faster "cloud" orders for SAP hurt profit outlook
• Synnex to distribute Acer's three new Chrome OS devices
• Microsoft's 'Azure in a box' brings cloud on-premise
• Empired makes $17.4m buyout to snatch Microsoft partner crown
• ACCC alleges Telstra misled mobile phone customers
• Microsoft smartwatch coming "within weeks"
• Intalock aims for major growth and new vendors
• Telstra opens high-tech flagship store
• Startup gets keys to Fujitsu's Perth data centre
• Optus is first telco to sell BlackBerry's square phone
• Former CPSTG employees voice frustrations
• Liquidators take over CPS Technology
• Photos: Christmas comes early for StorageCraft channel
• VicGov lures Indian contact centre giant to Melbourne
• CRN poll results: data centres
• What will you do when the BSA comes for you?
• Don't let software licensing become a car crash
• Yarra Valley Water CIO tells resellers, 'set expectations'
• Google revenue falls short despite curbing price declines
• Voice and video calling coming to Firefox
• The future of Cisco according to John Chambers
• Intel faces uphill climb to win tablet market
• 10 things we learned this week
• Kinetic IT team sleeps rough to win award
• PC industry recovering, reports Intel
• Look out Apple, tablet sales to slow
• Citrix: use GoToMeeting while rocking baby to sleep
• Apple unveils new iPads and 5K Retina iMac
• Regional Resellers: Doing deals in Darwin
• 10% sales boost kicks off Dick Smith's year
• Apple, Facebook pay women to freeze eggs
• No buyer for NCSS, business to wind down
• Vodafone gives away free international calls
• Ingram signs LG for commercial displays
• Veeam reveals public cloud partnership with Azure and VMware
• Google unveils Nexus 6, Nexus 9 and Android Lollipop
• Dell pushes beyond PC with Aussie data centres
• Telstra acquires Brisbane's Bridge Point
• Bluechip Infotech to distribute Nexenta in Australia
• IBM data centres to offer SAP HANA
• Hewlett-Packard to resell VMware AirWatch
• Vodafone launches 4G business mobile data plans
• Tell us: should you run a data centre or use public cloud?
• UXC Connect in cloud-telephony win with major hotel chain
• Meet the team behind Vinnies' network overhaul
• NCSS was losing up to $3 million a year
• DiData picks Australia for world mobility debut
• The dark side of Australian channel consolidation
• Xero and Bigtincan win Silicon Valley awards
• Microsoft announces channel-only Surface Pro 3 bundle
• iPad Air 2 expected at Apple event this week
• DPSA hires key engineer from partner Schneider
• Data#3 reaps $49 million Office, Windows windfall
• Accenture bowls over Cricket Australia
• How to find good staff: three resellers speak
• Apple "surprised" by supplier bankruptcy
• Photos: Females in IT and Telecommunications luncheon
• Major infosec threats revealed at Black Hat
• How to level the score against cyber criminals
• Mobility Q&A: Keyspace
• Mobility Q&A: imei
• Mobility Q&A: Intergen
• Mobility Q&A: MSC Mobility
• HTC shows off Desire Eye selfie phone, periscope-like camera
• Microsoft CEO criticised for suggesting women not ask for raises
• Who's upgrading PCs? Government, that's who
• Windows is dead, long live Windows
• 10 reasons why the PC is dead (or not)
• Troubled PC market sees signs of life
• Meet the channel manager: Good Technology
• 10 things we learned this week
• No secret that the Privacy Act has a long way to go
• HP's Aussie gold partners judge $120bn divorce
• Photos: Synnex puts on a show in Sydney
• ISI grabs $31m slice of mega Defence deal
• Windows 95 crammed onto Samsung smartwatch
• Samsung says profits may slide 60%
• Xero's revenue jumps more than $20 million
• HP faces uphill battle with new PC unit
• Google should shell out, not pay resellers peanuts
• The truth behind CloudCentral's failed ASX float
• Azure Australia government-ready, says Microsoft
• Distribution Central scores deal for Fujitsu's Eternus
• Sydney infrastructure distie turns five
• CRN poll results: bad debts
• Aussie resellers divulge their Cisco Intercloud plans
• Data#3, Zettagrid become first local Veeam VCP partners
• Beware the pitfalls of poorly policed partner programs
• Tintri appoints Avnet just weeks after signing Obs Crest
• Windows 10 preview has a keylogger
• Optus mounts $50m cyber-crime assault backed by FireEye
• UXC lures new group CIO from Service Stream
• Akami hires APJ managing director
• HP to split in half and cut 5000 jobs
• $29m merger, public listing for Breeze and Technology Effect
• Resellers clamour for Affiniti's free newsletters
• Westcon sales boss jumps to Kaspersky Lab
• Optus launches enterprise NBN services
• Sitecore honours inaugural ANZ partner award winners
• Mozilla takes aim at Chromecast with US$25 dongle
• 10 things we learned this week
• $23bn distie Arrow acquires Observatory Crest
• Free Windows attracts 50 new tablet and phone makers
• Ever wonder why clients leave?
• Dubai police to use Google Glass to hunt criminals
• DiData mods O365 so teachers can access student emails
• James Bond-like SSDs will self-destruct via text message
• Microsoft unveils next Windows Server
• Channel says we'd rather sell servers than public cloud
• Twelve telcos risk court action and $250k fines
• What's the best protection against bad debts?
• Google slashes cloud prices by 10%
• Acer launches new convertible notebook
• OKI hires local channel manager
• Digital Realty appoints APAC boss
• M&A frenzy: top 10 takeovers in the Aussie channel
• UXC acquires 66-staff security specialist, eyes FedGov
• Reseller caught pretending to be Telstra partner
• The five most interesting features in Windows 10 (so far)
• Acer attacks SMB market with new channel program
• iiNet and Dodo in hot water over billing conduct
• Aussie Intercloud push: Data#3, Infront and Ethan join
• Apple patches Bash bug
• Photos: Microsoft reveals Windows 10