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• Piecing together powerful partnerships
• Disruptive reseller has Fast50 top 10 in its sights
• Dell hunts new channel boss as Peter Murphy moves
• 10 things we learned this week
• The Apple fairytale
• Websense country manager exits
• This is Microsoft's latest vision of the future
• Tech on the ASX: winners and losers in first-half
• US woman sues Lenovo and Superfish
• Lenovo website hacked, revenge for Superfish?
• NextDC ploughs $221m into data centres, gets $3m back
• Google unveils Android for Work
• BlackBerry working with Google to secure Android devices
• Australian school among world's first IBM-Apple deployments
• Telco's creditors fail to roll administrator
• Education vendor signs Australian distie Wavelink
• Citrix APAC channel director jumps to Polycom
• ESET goes back to the drawing board
• PC reseller lands Woolworths as distribution channel
• Avnet secures Australian rights for UPS vendor Delta
• Hosting outfit Crucial snaps up Uber founder just hours after sell-off
• Telstra inks $12.5 million deal with Allianz
• Apple ordered to pay US$533 million for patent infringement
• Melbourne IT adds 400 resellers in $15m Uber Global acquisition
• Xero scores US$100m Silicon Valley cash injection
• LinkedIn settles class-action: 800,000 maybe eligible for compo
• HP networking chief Raymond Maisano resigns after 15 years
• Aussie Microsoft partner joins Accenture on $100m home-buying system
• Homeland Security urges removing Superfish program from Lenovo laptops
• Another Adobe channel boss exits
• Distributor Rhipe hunts place in Microsoft's exclusive CSP club
• NextDC offers dedicated fibre into heart of Microsoft Azure
• LiFi delivers 224Gbps internet connection
• Police dept pays ransom after Cryptoware infection
• YouTube: 10 years in 10 videos
• POS distie's debts measured in the millions
• M2 Group debuts white-label NBN bundle for resellers
• Data#3 boosts H1 profit for first time in four years
• Govt beefs up cloud panel with DiData and other big guns
• Ajilon signals ambitious east coast assault
• Meet the channel manager: Red Hat
• End for Harris Technology stores as Officeworks booms
• Pure Storage hires ex-EMC sales chief to run regional channel
• Storage Q&A: Katana1
• Storage Q&A: BEarena
• Storage Q&A: Advent One
• Storage Q&A: Touchpoint Technology
• Polycom honours Australian partners in Orlando
• Telstra's top moves under Thodey
• Telstra and not-for-profit distie end 16-year partnership
• Telstra CEO Thodey replaced
• CompNow expands empire with Surface rights
• Photos: Manly Sea Eagles can't breach Kaspersky defence
• BlackBerry offers access to Android apps
• Infront, MacTel, Data#3 score VMware awards
• US govt can spy on and sabotage computers
• iiNet closing gap with Optus
• HTTP/2 speeds up the web for the first time in 16 years
• Microsoft invites two more resellers into exclusive Surface club
• Apple wins patent for a virtual reality device
• Distributor Hemisphere adds MailGuard to its mix
• Inside Foxconn Australia
• Object Consulting in nationwide CRM rollout
• Apple's challenge to Office 365 and Google Apps
• Will your success be software-defined or security-focused?
• Apple's first Watch run to hit 5-6 million: report
• Reseller's report card: Training beats junkets
• Does software-defined storage stack up?
• Inside Telstra's high-tech Customer Insight Centre
• If retail is tough, how did Dick Smith boost profit, again?
• St George launches cloud software distribution platform
• Who was at our Veeam and Microsoft Azure breakfast?
• Canon appoints new Australian MD
• WA's $100m PC panel: JB Hi-Fi wins, Acer misses out
• CSG proves print channel isn't dead
• Is NSW's Office 365 classroom the school of the future?
• Meet Australia's Bitcoin bankers
• Seventy percent of malicious files go undetected by antivirus
• Smartphone thefts down following arrival of "kill switch"
• FedGov reveals first cloud providers in new supply deal
• Webroot lets go of Sydney-based MD
• First Windows 10 preview for smartphones arrives
• Vocus to grow data centre empire with $23.5m acquisition
• Microsoft's Holo-promises
• Federal government Cloud Services Panel
• Retina MacBook Air and Apple Watch app specs expected
• Federal government Data Centre as a Service Multi-Use List
• The long, winding road to launch a $100m Aussie data centre
• Melbourne MSP charged with supporting police IT needs
• CRN poll results: channel's best quarter
• The suppliers behind Australia's top CIO
• Another billion-dollar half for Telstra's IT services unit
• Inside DHL's $120m Sydney logistics centre
• Lessons from leaders at the CRN Fast50
• Oki reseller scores 100-printer rollout with chemist chain
• Blue Coat plucks new Aussie security chief from buyer-land
• SMS Management reveals $200k carrot for beating rivals
• ICT 123 lender tries to claw back $100k debt
• South Australia looks at driverless cars
• First Ubuntu phone goes on sale
• HP Software partner reaps millions as states shift to SaaS
• ESET splits with long-time Aussie distie
• Canon buys IP surveillance leader Axis for $2.8bn
• LG enters virtual reality space
• Microsoft, Samsung settle fight over patent royalties
• Acer's Aussie channel boss exits
• MYOB pulls out latest weapon in battle with Xero
• IBM's rollercoaster start to 2015
• Bursting Amazon’s partner bubble
• Symantec to fork out $17m over patent violations
• Another Australian cloud float fails
• Japan tech strategy shifts in face of Apple, Samsung domination
• Distribution Central lands flash vendor Pure Storage
• Victoria shamed as Australia's software piracy hotspot
• Photos: This is SAFFiR, the US Navy's fire-fighting robot
• Cloud need not fear data centre outages
• Lenovo reverses decision to split APAC business
• ASG brings Amazon-VMware "bridging" tech to NSW Trade
• Against run of play? ACT Brumbies switches from cloud to on-prem
• 10 things we learned this week
• TPG claims win in client poaching battle against ex-staffers
• Apple, Google defend tax paid in Australia
• BMW patches bug allowing hackers to open car door
• Hacker takes over baby monitor, terrifies nanny
• Backup provider goes under, owing EMC $280,000
• Huawei makes splash in Westfield shopping centres
• Sydney-headquartered reseller takes out SAP award
• VMware claims public-private cloud breakthrough
• $1m back to school bonanza: reseller's Apple mega-sale
• Sydney's Secure Logic signs $1m online voting contract
• Facebook refuses to remove images of Jordanian pilot murder
• You thought Google Glass was dead? You were dead wrong
• SAP unveils major software overhaul
• Kogan expands from technology to groceries
• Adobe, Autodesk and Corel accuse fashion giant of piracy
• Cloud outfit Crucial: from student bedroom to hosting acquisition
• Debate ignites over "deep-rooted mistrust" in Oracle licensing
• Top Microsoft partner Kloud buys into AWS channel
• EMC hands Avnet exclusive deal for new channel-only appliance
• Next Byte's Melbourne CBD store to close
• Entire websites now locked for ransom
• How to make security a weapon in your managed services arsenal
• Brennan IT exec jumps to Sydney software house
• IBM brings back executive bonuses as profits slide
• Kinetic IT wins $160 million deal with Vic Police
• With IT spending flat, JB Hi-Fi plots next evolution
• IBM unlocks top-tier resellers for distributors
• Australian integrator pounces on IBM's mobile ambitions
• Déjà vu as Symantec brings back Veritas brand
• Review: thumb drive-sized "Micro PC"