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• Australia ranks #1 in phishing
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• Melbourne firm to distribute Scosche wearables
• Telstra to roll out 1,000 free wi-fi hotspots by Christmas
• Perth distie brings Emerson to Australia
• Westcon signs cloud Office vendor
• Brennan armed with $30m for acquisitions
• Move over fanboys: Samsung pushing virtual reality to enterprise
• Sydney Optus agent burns tax office $500k
• Profit is sanity
• HP debuts first enterprise-class 64-bit ARM server
• Cash-strapped, poor strategy: why IT companies fail
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• Channel to fill services void, as Lenovo-IBM x86 deal closes
• Evolve from reseller to managed service provider with Veeam and Microsoft Azure
• Dropbox appoints ANZ boss
• Major Melbourne Airport contract goes to Frame
• The key to managed print success
• Bravura executive's new role covers half the globe
• Telkom Indonesia ploughs $11 million into Aussie call centre outfit
• Will iOS 8.0.2 be third time lucky for Apple?
• Canon: why we pounced on Harbour IT
• Symantec reveals new CEO
• Canon acquires majority of Harbour IT
• Apple breaks silence on 'Bendgate'
• Hardware squeeze pushes Remora over the edge
• Adobe acquires Aviary to go mobile with Creative Cloud
• Nutanix grabs channel manager from Dell
• iiNet, Dialog, Mnet Mobile clinch national mobile role
• Oracle's Ellison got US$67 million in 2014
• Apple denies claims it'll kill off Beats Music
• Apple pulls iOS 8 update after complaints
• 'Bendgate' strikes iPhone 6 Plus
• MYOB cracks 100,000 cloud customer mark
• IT Logic named GFI Max Partner of the Year
• NEC to oust DiData from mega state govt contract
• Senior MSC Mobility figure defects to rival
• Ex-Credit Union CIO tell resellers, 'Don’t get complacent'
• Data#3 adds $12.3m Microsoft win to Defence tally
• Amazon and Microsoft spend big on Google
• Fax firm's Aussie ambitions escalate
• $199 Windows 8.1 tablet to go on sale in Target
• CRN poll results: diversify or specialise?
• OneDrive lures iPhone 6 users with 30GB offer
• Laser hires new Australian GM
• BYOD threat: 75% of apps will fail security tests
• Regional Resellers: Toowoomba
• Telstra goes live with Cisco Intercloud in Australia
• Tonnex burns Synnex, Ingram for over $500k each
• OBS clinches Azure win involving 77 Queensland councils
• Five Aussie tech firms looking to shake up the ASX
• Fast50 firm is catching its breath after a growth spurt
• Former Microsoft exec heads up Sydney mobile payment startup
• Toshiba retreating from consumer PC markets
• CSC lands $13m deal with electoral commission
• Lenovo debuts three workstations
• 10 things we learned this week
• Paragon picks first Aussie distie
• How IBM can support Apple’s thermonuclear war with Google
• Oracle's Larry Ellison steps down
• Microsoft confirms another 2,100 job cuts
• Infosys ties with Huawei for cloud
• Palo Alto awards top Aussie partners
• Apple slaps down Google with iOS 8 privacy pledge
• HP unveils five portable PCs
• BlackLine hires local VP
• No easy fix to crisis in PC repair
• Datacom takes heathy bite of Canberra software firm
• Lack of 'coke and hookers in the cloud' is good for channel
• Apple implements two-factor authentication
• Dark clouds for Adobe as profits slide by 46 percent
• Sony warns of massive loss on smartphones
• Small reseller called in to fix mess Telstra left behind
• Windows 9 Technical Preview launch date confirmed
• Dynamic Supplies adds Oki to packed printing portfolio
• Poll: are you specialising or diversifying?
• UXC Connect plays key role in major transport project
• NCSS repair agents owed $3.6 million
• California expansion for Sunshine Coast tech's quiet achiever
• ‘Silicon beach’ mail provider eyes global market
• Time is running out to enter the Fast50
• Apple reseller acquired in SE Queensland consolidation play
• Over four million orders for iPhone 6 in 24 hours
• Melbourne firm to run Australian phone numbering system
• Former UXC general manager to head up ComOps
• Microsoft: we'll fight for data hosted on Azure Australia
• Landmark deals drive Canberra Data Centres' national expansion
• Windows 9 video shows new Start menu
• SanDisk releases half-terabyte SD card for your camera
• DataCore taps ex-EMC man as regional sales boss
• UCG wins contract to clear "significant backlog" across NBN
• Progress re-enlists Craig Law as new MD
• Nuance hires Australian managing director
• Tech firms dominate Best Places to Work, again
• Channel's serial acquirer raises $10.5m for more M&A
• Larger Apple iPhones delayed after record orders
• OneDrive promises faster sync and 10GB file uploads
• How to wring money out of thin air
• Flash Q&A: Computer Merchants
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• Flash Q&A: NGage Technology Group
• Flash Q&A: Nexus
• Investment paralysis in IT spending
• Vox Pop: 2013-14 financial year
• Why Intel pays manufacturers to use its chips
• Google is giving $100k to new data centre users
• WatchGuard appoints ANZ country manager
• MYOB and Xero locked in a bitter cloud war
• 10 things we learned this week
• The meek shall inherit the cloud
• Google downplays leak of five million Gmail passwords
• Has Microsoft signed kill order for Windows Phone brand?
• Dialog IT's $28m windfall from Human Services
• Why Hyundai chose a Sydney Nutanix reseller for productivity drive
• Planet Tel building telco empire with second buyout in months
• Hitting the mark with business intelligence
• Intel gives sneak peak of its very own smartwatch
• NextDC and Veeam bring two channels together
• ASG shares spoils of mammoth Defence project
• $150m shot in the arm for NEC Australia
• 10 features of the new Apple Watch
• CPS Technology leaves millions in debt
• Nextgen reinvents MDF by launching digital agency
• Palo Alto Networks overhauls channel program
• ShoreTel appoints regional chief
• How the channel is cracking code
• App developers now part of the channel
• Cincom: A homegrown ISV success story
• GFI spins off MSP software business
• An agency’s adventures with apps
• Ingram's David Lenz spearheads new 'specialist' strategy
• Mwave lures buyers with 'race to the bottom' discounting
• HP turbocharges workstations with Haswell-EP
• NSW hosting firm rapped for violating ACMA code
• Can Tim Cook sustain the iPhone launch phenomenon?
• Vocus more than doubles profit
• On the floor at CA Technologies Expo '14
• How DiData plans to build a $1.2 billion Aussie ICT giant
• How to chart new territory in the cloud
• Australia gets LogMeIn's first partner program outside US
• Avnet signs up appliance vendor
• Vocus partners with Black Lotus for DDoS protection
• Managed services: top five trends
• Managed services: five challenges users want solved
• Disaster drives a client to go all in with managed services
• The secrets of super managed services
• Chris Price resigns from Dicker Data
• Datacom WA lures Kinetic IT veteran
• Logicalis hunts acquisitions in bid to triple revenue
• iiNet buys into national IT support outfit
• Fun and fancy dress at Lenovo Partner Advantage
• Westcon "master of its own universe" with cloud IP buyout
• Huawei beats Apple to sapphire glass smartphone
• iCloud hacking alerts "coming soon"
• The strategy behind smarter M&A
• Major DDoS campaigns driven by Linux servers
• 10 things we learned this week
• Microsoft launches "affordable flagship" Lumia 830
• Steve Ballmer's legacy: the Blue Screen of Death
• Data#3 acquires $14m IT consulting firm
• Azzurri Communications wins seven-site network rollout
• Just four partners to join Office 365 support and billing scheme
• On the floor at Microsoft APC 2014
• Dick Smith spreads wings with Sydney Airport move
• Samsung unveils Galaxy Note 4
• A word of caution on vendor exclusivity
• Ex-HP figure will have key role at DiData-Oakton powerhouse
• DealsDirect stems bleeding ahead of blockbuster merger
• Photos: Microsoft Australia Partner Awards
• PC store Digiworld shuts and staff cut after sale
• Dialog's stratospheric Google ambitions
• Caught out: business pays $65,000 for piracy
• Kroll recovers data from "stuck" iPhones and iPads
• Ajilon wins $10 million-plus Corrective Services deal
• New Chinese vendor launches $219 4G phone in Australia
• Google reveals why we'll buy smartwatches
• Opening night at Microsoft APC 2014
• Google rebrands Enterprise unit
• Azure Australia is up and running
• PC repair firms in limbo as receivers take over NCSS
• Microsoft cloud, apps and BI partners score awards double
• Winners of 2014 Microsoft Australia Partner Awards
• CryptoWall surpasses CryptoLocker infection rates
• Forget robot butlers: meet Fuji Xerox's robot printer
• Five takeaways from WPC
• How Nadella is re-engineering Microsoft
• Lync-in-a-box released in Australia
• Microsoft refuses to hand over customer emails
• Did iCloud flaw lead to celebrity photo hack?
• Kinetic IT and Education Department team-up earns award
• UXC "record" sales hampered by costly project dramas
• Datacom's search for a new Australian boss is over
• Dicker Data on track for billion-dollar goal
• Samsung's Gear S smartwatch can make calls
• Distie loses $150k court case, falls to liquidators
• Synnex readies engines for fast iPad deliveries
• Phishing campaign lures victims with nude models
• BigAir stacks leadership team with ex-Optus, DiData talent
• Unofficial Windows XP service pack released
• National PC repair group falls into administration