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• CIOs ready to swap out their IT suppliers
• Apple, Google lose bid to avoid trial over salary lawsuit
• Microsoft beefs up customer privacy policy
• Biennale of Sydney: Panasonic shows off video art
• ESET launches new MSP offering in Aussie channel
• Office 365 hits snag in Australia
• CRN poll results: Windows 7 vs Windows 8
• What do mining giants want from resellers?
• Heavyweight backers for Aussie CRM revolution
• Lenovo: Year of the dark horse
• 10 things we learned this week
• Melbourne integrator clinches Vietnam help desk deal for Aussie network firm
• Nextgen Group in government good books
• Dell ups ante in flash storage market
• BlackBerry on the rebound? 10 hopeful signs
• Five questions (and answers) about Office for iPad
• Office for iPad: saviour or cannibal?
• Windows up, iOS up, Android rises, according to analysts
• Microsoft reveals Office for iPad
• Australian icon now poster child for Microsoft's cloud
• Newlease expected to list on ASX within weeks
• HP claims price breakthrough with new storage products
• Telcos battle for consumers' Samsung Galaxy S5 dollars
• Shark diving leads global "security superstar" to Datacom
• Sophos updates SME security
• Integrator lands $3.4m FedGov storage and networking win
• Source code for MS-DOS and Word released
• Microsoft drops the "Windows" from Azure
• Melbourne reseller Complete PC unveils new cloud division
• Adobe to partners: stop volume sales of CS6
• ASUS reveals new regional head
• NEC looks for disties in Australia
• XP hackers ready to pull trigger on 8 April
• Unstitching Women's Weekly network from Channel Nine
• Interactive Intelligence makes flurry of senior appointments
• Alcatel-Lucent enterprise names new ANZ leaders
• Imperva announces new regional sales manager
• Panasonic hires group manager for unified communications
• Sydney cloud vendor expands in US tech heartland
• Outlook email flaw opens your computer to hackers
• Google Now hits Windows and Mac
• Criminals rob Windows XP ATMs via SMS
• Specs compared: HTC One M8 vs HTC One, iPhone 5s, Samsung Galaxy S5, Nexus 5
• Kogan opens shop in New Zealand
• Presence of IT appoints Thomas Gudman as COO
• Deloitte signs global reseller deal with SAP
• Tech Mahindra picks Aussie vendor for investment rollout
• CMS IT secures another not-for-profit
• Aussie white-label service offers "affordable" cloud
• Datacom's hunt for new Australian CEO goes global
• Seagate enters rackmount NAS market
• US web performance vendor opens Sydney office
• Behind Synnex's major onsite and online upgrades
• Disties reveal how resellers can get better results
• How disties are beating the squeeze
• Red Hat launches Open Source BPM suite
• Microsoft sending out Surfaces with wrong processor
• Ballmer may not stick around on the Microsoft board
• UXC to combat "shadow IT" with vendor exclusive
• ATO rethinks IT contractor arrangements
• AWS generalists are disappearing, says base2Services
• Rabid reseller: Barking mad
• Resellers, excuses just don't cut it
• Are vendors driving your business or driving you crazy?
• CRN poll results: MDF
• HP to reveal 3D printing plans
• Four resellers land drop-off gig for data recovery vendor
• Australia could extradite alleged Silk Road moderator
• Huawei hits backs over reports of NSA snooping
• Microsoft searches Hotmail without court order
• NSA infiltrates Huawei servers: report
• Intel "renivents" desktop all-in-one... with a PC from 2012
• 10 things we learned this week
• Aussie cloud player to list on ASX
• Dataflex's fate hangs on a knife's edge
• Intel unveils new all-in-one PC design
• iPhone 6: the rumours so far
• Google working on "high-performance" 8.9in Nexus 9 tablet
• Adobe to halt volume sales of CS6
• LogMeIn introduces business version of cloud sync tool
• Tool scans for compliance with Australian privacy laws
• iiNet co-founder leaves
• Sydney reseller targets 60 per cent growth
• Symantec sacks chief
• Photos: Aussie firm and Emerson deliver modular data centres to Myanmar
• Telstra, Optus add to growing IT services credentials
• Four big takeaways from Cisco Live
• Photos: Cisco celebrates best Aussie and Kiwi partners
• Cisco looks outside the box for local partners
• CaseWare reseller in court with Australian tax office
• Apple releases cheaper version of iPhone 5c
• HTC One M8: specs, release date and more
• Android Wear: Google unveils its wearables OS
• Motorola, LG unveil Android Wear smartwatches
• Smartphone can take 50-megapixel photos
• Five-star managed services gig for All IT
• Melbourne schools IT specialist acquires Juniper reseller
• Office "needs more than a tune-up" says Gates
• Stockmarket loves Office for iPad
• GFI launches cloud-based Wi-Fi monitoring
• Boom time for cheap tablets in Australia
• Cloud price cuts a wake-up call for hardware resellers
• Citrix XenMobile gets major upgrade
• Kaspersky vs Manly Sea Eagles footy day
• Gibbs is new APAC VP for Emulex Endace
• Riverbed slammed by investor
• Bitcoin "founder" first heard of digital currency last month
• OneNote arrives on Mac, free for all
• Mozilla ditches Windows 8 Metro version of Firefox
• Sydney reseller lands US client from web enquiry
• Apple iTax: made in Ireland, designed in the US
• The end is nigh for Windows XP: are you ready?
• Gates: Microsoft would have bought WhatsApp
• Oakton appoints new ACT executive general manager
• Data#3 founding director retires
• Ingram Micro is Kingston Technology's distie of the year
• Ex-YouSendIt announces move to Australia
• Dicker gets key approval for Express Data buyout
• The new Privacy Act means opportunities for ‘trusted advisors’
• What is in The Privacy Act?
• How resellers can become protectors of privacy
• Why can't disties cash in on cloud?
• Olikka: How we get the right staff
• Being a great boss is about more than money
• Five tips for success in public cloud
• Satya, why did you let Gates look over your shoulder?
• If the cloud is killing distribution, not everyone got the memo
• 10 things we learned this week
• Office 365 gets Personal with $9/month single subscription
• Melbourne distie goes under
• NSW looks for clarity on hosting data offshore
• Is 1 cent per GB the new market rate for cloud storage?
• Big move for Sydney's eNerds
• Melbourne SAP partner launches exclusive subscription service
• Microsoft poised to fight back as iPad generation shuns Office
• Windows Phone for free? That's cheaper than Android
• TP-Link 300Mbps Wi-Fi range extender
• LG Heart Rate Earphones
• Samsung Galaxy S5 vs LG G2: the weigh-in
• Sony PlayStation Vita Slim
• Lenovo Yoga Tablet 8
• Google to release "wearable" Android within a fortnight
• All new HTC One: specs and more
• Apple's iOS 7.1: what's new?
• Equinix's Australian chief leaves post
• Photos: Acer's new touchscreen Chromebook
• Pure Storage nabs Polycom boss to run APAC
• Acer Australia: Google Apps resellers should try hardware
• Global UC player opens chequebook in Australia
• New version of Office for Mac coming this year
• HP Australia posts $270m loss
• Data#3 named VMware's APJ solution provider of the year
• Wayne Goss takes regional role sales at SugarCRM
• OKI Data Australia appoints Victoria channel manager
• Sony revives optical discs with 1TB Archival Disc
• Surface Power Cover finally on sale in US
• Microsoft takes wraps off new version of Dynamics
• Microsoft releases free XP migration tool
• Qirx delivers cloud toolkit
• Privacy law is toothless without greater transparency
• When data privacy goes missing, will the regulators hear it cry?
• Faster wireless a hit with Aussie schools
• Xero names eWAY as its partner of the year
• HGST unveils 15K RPM enterprise-class disk drives
• CommVault announces SAP integration
• OpenText launches SharePoint solution
• Fujitsu releases new Eternus DX Series storage systems
• AMD boosts CPU range with AM1
• SAP Australia grows local resellers fivefold
• Google to pay US$15 for each customer referral
• Telstra Store, Next Byte owner runs into the red
• Outlook rosy for Empired as $100m of deals kick in
• Twenty employees of US chipmaker on Malaysian flight
• Google finance, business chiefs get millions in bonuses
• Businesses not doing enough to protect cloud data
• Young reseller clinches three-year partnership with NEC
• RSA: What the new principles mean
• CRN poll results: Fraud
• Who was at the Females in IT & Telecommunications lunch?
• Homegrown software house expands to US
• Mitel appoints Paul Glass to push WA sales
• CA names new APAC boss
• IT servicing firm steps into breach after AWA failure
• 10 things we learned this week
• Turtle Beach Earforce PX4
• Veho Pebble Smartstick
• LG to build Google Nexus 6 and Nexus smartwatch
• Samsung Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo preview
• Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet vs iPad Air vs Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014): the weigh-in
• Samsung Galaxy S4 vs Samsung Galaxy S5
• Future iPhone to have transparent wraparound display?
• Microsoft considering free version of Windows 8.1
• Defies logic that Office 365 isn't hosted in Australia
• Datacom hunts more Aussie councils
• Apple's "elegant" tax avoidance to be exposed by Sydney expert
• CEO: BlackBerry has 50/50 chance of survival
• Accenture wins Human Service SAP deal worth millions
• Spotted! See who was at Fujitsu's Eternus launch
• Oakton wins $4.8 million national ID project
• Ballmer: Nokia buy was hardest decision at Microsoft
• Apple quietly pulls support for OS X Snow Leopard
• British IT firm upgrades 30,000 PCs in 30 days
• Apple's financial head Peter Oppenheimer retires
• How Ingram and VMware will beat last year's partner program
• Apple's new finance steward Maestri takes cash haul
• Office 365 goes social with "Oslo" news feed
• Sandisk USB key has micro-USB and a USB 2.0 connector
• HP launches new servers
• Cisco adds malware protection to lineup
• Microsoft's Power BI gets more BI Power
• HP launches virtualisation tool for telcos
• Acronis launches new backup and restore suite
• Australia's first network-as-a-service customer portal
• Dell updates BYOD phone app
• Distie veteran to revive collapsed IT firm
• Acer partners get Intel education suite
• Microsoft hits back at Australia's 'barrier' to offshore cloud
• Microsoft makes pollster head of strategy
• Smaller companies could get leeway in security breaches
• NextDC records 500 percent growth for data centre empire
• Harvey Norman profits up
• Sydney Swans hall-of-famer Paul Williams joins CSG
• Why just remediate when you can prevent problems?
• CRN poll results: Do you have to be ruthless in the channel?
• Dicker offsets margin squeeze thanks to vendor rebates
• Anittel still losing money but on the mend
• Acquisition-hungry company snaps up reseller for $5.4m
• VCE appoints Matthew Oostveen as CTO