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• Dell and BlackBerry scoff at IBM-Apple alliance
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• NEC Australia consults staff over redundancies
• Alleged Harvey Norman robber walks right into police
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• BlackBerry hires ex-Sybase executive for "quality" role
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• Deloitte Private taps Xero partner for its own cloud play
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• CA global channel boss flies in to shake up local arm
• Shut up Siri: BlackBerry gets its own Assistant
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• Dell embraces Bitcoin
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• Old bugs in Microsoft XML still haunt users
• Australian company waits three years to disclose data breach
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• Wipro acquires Perth IT house in billion-dollar deal
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• Microsoft slashes 18,000 jobs
• Infront wins $4.9m govt deal to deliver VMware
• Macbook-friendly 1kg backpack goes on sale
• Distribution Central makes cloud backup push
• Google enlists Alcon to work on smart contact lenses
• Apple iPhone 6 specs revealed on Amazon
• Sitecore named Microsoft ISV Partner of the Year
• NextDC claims first with partner program
• Data#3 expecting "very strong" fourth quarter
• Telstra reveals wait for Lumia 930 launch
• Distie appointed for mobile payments vendor
• Avnet unleashes self-serve cloud to Australian channel
• WhiteGold signs security up-and-comer
• A10 Networks lures Aussie resellers with discounts
• Megaport taps AAPT for new channel manager
• Active Directory flaw leaves systems vulnerable
• Leak reveals Google Nexus 8 is on the way
• CRN poll results: The 2013-14 financial year
• Top Aussie architect converts to cloud CAD collaboration
• Rackspace defends against Amazon in Australia
• IBM's shock channel deal with Apple
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• Hotel business centre computers targeted by malware
• BEarena bets the house on Nutanix – and wins
• Gmail iOS app vulnerable to attack
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• Windows 8.1 start menu leaks online
• Adobe Lightroom won't lock photos when subscription ends
• VMware, Google, Apple catch a spray in Microsoft keynote
• Kevin Turner reveals Chromebook-beating cheap PCs
• Scaling a sales summit atop Splunk and AWS
• Microsoft revamps cloud billing to put partners in control
• Microsoft cuts fees and restructures partner programs
• Invigor splashes $4.5m on Menulog and GetPrice backers
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• Harbour IT scopes out 60-server cloud migration
• Adobe appoints former Insight exec as new ANZ MD
• MYOB nabs former Synnex and Data#3 manager
• DNA Connect scores Huawei distribution deal
• Ajilon reveals $50m haul with police
• "Dumb" smart devices threaten security
• Lenovo, Asus and Dell lead PC upswing but Acer stutters
• Tigerair tells channel, commitment is key
• Microsoft beefs up cheapest Office 365 plan
• Most admit compromise but security still not prioritised
• "Silent" force in Melbourne channel in boutique buyout
• Startup controls Google Glass by reading your mind
• Microsoft to implement 'right to be forgotten' form
• Australian father and son team win Telstra Awards
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• CloudCentral's ASX listing plan falls apart
• Apple blames partners for carbon footprint
• Former Microsoft exec joins Polycom
• CA cuts cord on data management business
• SIM seller appoints ex-Vodafone retail channel GM
• MyNetFone acquires iBoss platform for $1.4m
• Selling your Android phone? Concerns over factory reset
• Samsung's Galaxy S5 gets nod from Canberra
• Channel shakeup at Microsoft Australia
• Laptop Factory Outlet goes into administration
• Web agencies become "resellers" with Bulletproof
• First Point Global in Australian privacy push
• Wake-up call for resellers: Crazy John's to close
• NextDC and co crack the big time in Canberra
• See who was at Netgear's Nighthawk X6 launch
• Data#3 clinches $19m Microsoft win for Defence
• Bill Gates spurs creation of wireless contraceptive
• BlackBerry explains square phone
• Lifesize unveils hosted video conferencing
• ANZ distie wraps up virtual storage deal
• Data security vendor Covata makes $57.2m backdoor listing
• New Android malware outsmarts antivirus vendors
• Apple poaches Tag Heuer exec for iWatch
• Samsung Q2 profit likely lowest in two years
• Viatek snaps up Microsoft partner to grow beyond print
• Dicker Data expects profits to double in big year ahead
• NextDC achieves industry certification
• Lenovo launches "next generation" workstation
• Intel to make chips for Panasonic
• TechOne ousts Oracle in major uni deployment
• Family-owned distributor reborn after "challenging" year
• Genesys appoints trio of Amdoc, IBM and Accenture execs
• Motorola attacks budget market with $179 smartphone
• Heartbleed still threatens hundreds of thousands of servers
• Microsoft steps up encryption in Outlook
• Dimension Data's Sydney cloud fail
• Ajilon courts awards for arresting police project
• Former Salesforce, SAP exec drives partner's Asian expansion
• IT security veteran joins Hemisphere Technologies
• Apple poaches luxury executive as iWatch nears
• Fuji Xerox scores $4.5m NSW govt windfall
• Cisco taps new Australian enterprise MD
• 10 things we learned this week
• Cross-channel: Ronnie Altit
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• MacTel complains to ACCC about "monopolistic" Telstra
• 10 major hirings: Aussie channel plays musical chairs
• Lenovo's major IBM, Motorola deals move closer
• Apple pundits are out of tune with reality
• Rabid Reseller: I touch my tech
• Startup's journey from "terminal illness" to Azure success
• HP targets Australian govt as consumer print squeezed
• HP claims industry first with virtual workstation
• HP devices to include free mobile internet
• HP eyes storage reform with $2 flash
• Reseller swaps from HP to Fujitsu after vendor review
• Aussie wi-fi integrator enjoying global firepower
• Aussie wi-fi lightbulb firm wins $12m Silicon Valley cash
• Help clients by cutting through the cloud hype
• Swinging the axe, sensitively
• Former Datacom director leads cloud platform buyout
• DiData hires former federal policeman for major role
• Recruiter acquires ex-Aussie IT firm in $100m bid
• Sophos reseller scores with $776m paper giant
• Fusion-io appoints new ANZ sales director
• OKI appoints Distribution One for new managed print service
• Gartner 'Cool' vendor woos Aussies with flash turbo
• CRN poll results: Finding good employees
• Reselling vanilla AWS (or Azure) is a dead end
• Kaseya community celebrates 7.0 launch
• Network integrators get Sydney masterclass in SDN
• Google's Project Tango 3D tablet to arrive next year
• Google gives Quickoffice the boot
• Infosec channel managers play musical chairs in Australia
• Struggling telco firm sheds assets to US buyer
• SDN and the art of abstract networking
• New global network promises end to privacy fears