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• Birthday bash for Microsoft partner Kloud
• Perth MSP saves $120,000 by switching its rig to Nutanix
• Apple, Samsung... Oppo? Dick Smith adds third kiosk vendor
• Rackspace Australia to fire up private VMware vCloud
• Police raid $25 million counterfeit iPhone factory
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• Nokia develops virtual reality camera for Hollywood
• Sydney MSP exec accused of $1.7m fraud
• Dimension Data helps Mimecast launch Australian data centres
• On a roll: UXC scores another $25m deal
• Windows 10: Why it's time to rethink
• Homeland Security eyes Aussie AWS partners
• Myki integrator wins massive deal in Malaysia
• Australia's ‘Godfather of agile’ takes a DIY philosophy
• Meet Retriever Communications, a Sydney mobile specialist
• War stories and strategies from channel veterans
• Avoid outages and achieve the fabled 'four nines'
• Neil Perry's restaurants migrate to Microsoft cloud
• Sales surge to $15m for newly floated reseller Cirrus
• DataCore's local sales boss exits
• Telstra aggregates Netflix, Stan and Presto with on-demand TV launch
• Out of Adelaide: LeetGeek's Uganda philanthropy mission
• The secret to growing sales again, and again, and again
• Channel conflict is here to stay - get used to it
• Three reasons smart Dimension Data execs read CRN
• Ricoh gains exclusive entry to Kaseya's Platinum club
• Ingram Micro beefs up IP surveillance range
• Dicker Data takes wraps off cloud marketplace
• Symantec loses Veritas channel boss to Dell
• Commander Centre dials up state-wide NSW phone deal
• How Australian disties are diversifying
• Apple's WWDCZzzz...
• iiNet, TPG mega-merger wins shareholder approval
• ASIC's anti-phoenix powers under scrutiny
• Mystery surrounds ISP after collapse from distie bad debt
• Join a channel that added $200m sales in just one year
• IBM wants to revolutionise urban life with 'Siri for cities'
• The blurred lines of Australian grey market imports
• What's hot in software? We ask RXP Services
• What's hot in software? We ask Sixtree
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• Regional resellers: Mount Gambier
• Time for a rebrand: tech companies refresh their look
• Around the stands at Samsung's roadshow
• WA Police migrates website to Azure
• Westcon Australia to revamp Cisco business
• The Windows 10 feature Microsoft doesn't want you to know about
• Logitech unveils its first drop-proof iPad cases
• AWS tops US$1.8 billion sales in single quarter
• Behind an office IT overhaul debacle
• Turnbull's mob sides with Telstra in wholesale price fight
• Gerry Harvey may finally get his way over GST
• Payday as Sydney software house InvoiceSmash acquired
• Ex-Wallaby launches Bitdefender's new distie
• Five reasons smart channel execs read CRN
• Vodafone taps 7000 resellers with landmark Synnex deal
• Kogan USB charger may electrocute, warns ACCC
• How to download US apps in Australia
• Microsoft's hardware under scrutiny after record loss
• Experts hack moving car: brakes, engine seized
• Driverless cars to take to Adelaide expressway
• These vendors will underpin Dicker's cloud play
• HP brings $8,000 holographic gear to Australian channel
• Data#3 launches security unit as CIO breach worries grow
• Microsoft cops $4.3bn loss after Nokia write-off, job cuts
• Toshiba CEO quits over accounting scandal
• Project delays sink Data People into $1.4m liquidation
• Aussie payments battle: eWay beats Square with POS reader
• Microsoft Cortana coming to Australia Insiders this winter
• Microsoft wins 300,000-seat Office 365 deal with GE
• What's the best way to deal with phoenix businesses?
• This is why customers won't buy IT from your website
• Cheating website hacked, 37 million clients under threat
• Which 15 Aussie resellers won a free trip to Microsoft APC?
• Canberra cloud firm collapses, director picks up assets
• Hills shows off new IP surveillance vendor
• Actually, Aussie businesses aren't buying cloud: ABS
• Will Windows 10 be good for resellers?
• Google self-drive car rear-ended, three taken to hospital
• NRMA, Fairfax's survey tech supplier acquired
• Sydney's CMS IT goes bush with 21-site outback rollout
• Startup launches 'Made in Congo' phones
• Commodore is back… as an Android smartphone
• Google seeks SEO manager for better Google results
• Avnet staff take underprivileged kids out for day of fun
• Apple faces class-action by employees over bag searches
• Around the stands at Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference 2015
• Acer to release sub-$200 Windows 10 Cloudbook
• VMware exec appointed first-ever Nimble Australia MD
• Alcatel-Lucent dips toe into Australian channel
• CSC Australia lures Google, Citrix, Telstra veteran home
• Toshiba faces $4 billion in charges over scandal
• Unofficial 'Australia Day' adds local twang to Microsoft WPC
• Microsoft still coy on Windows 10 release schedule
• Why you're probably selling IT wrong: Gartner
• Google unveils 'buy' button
• ASI Solutions, HP bring virtual reality to Australian schools
• Toshiba CEO, board fall on sword
• Sydney's Enosys sniffs out security sales
• Arrow clinches EMC VSPEX Blue distribution rights
• Optus scores Australian-first with voice biometrics for ATO
• EMC, Cisco, Salesforce execs call for gender diversity
• Defence spends big with Data#3, Telstra
• Avaya MD Tony Simonsen departs, ex-HP exec fills role
• Australian HP partners brace for big split
• DNA Connect clinches Webroot distribution deal
• Former Oracle Australia boss to head Salesforce partner
• Firefox blocks Flash
• Aussie-born ISV reveals full-blown partner program
• HoloLens wows thousands of Microsoft partners
• Samsung holds first business roadshow in Australia
• Xiaomi inspires over 150 wannabe smartphone makers
• Microsoft bakes Skype, analytics, more into single Office 365 SKU
• Seven tales of software used way past its prime
• Delays hit Microsoft's $20,000 Surface Hub
• Microsoft opens Surface to "thousands" of new resellers
• Which Aussies did we spot at Microsoft WPC opening night?
• Multimillion-dollar deal for two Aussie software houses
• Security vendor hacks three politicians to prove a point
• BigAir acquires Sydney MSP for $1.2m
• Print chain Viatek grows IT empire with another buyout
• Microsoft reseller launches Windows 2003 into space
• Aussie Microsoft partner CyTrack celebrates 20 years
• Comms reseller slapped for tricking potential customers
• Intel signs Dicker Data to distribute same range as Altech
• Virgin America planes will have wi-fi faster than home
• Microsoft unleashes Mac for Office, but only on cloud
• Telstra's aged care app rebuilt on Azure Australia
• News Corp migrates Oracle to AWS Australia
• Riverbed says its professional services won't hurt channel
• Telstra to invest $5bn in mobile network
• M2 makes 'puzzling' $4.9m investment
• Foxtel tunes in to new Aussie geo-dodging ISP
• Where's the profit in cloud? Seek answers at Microsoft APC
• The Ivy offers free wi-fi to collect customer data
• This is what happens when you mix Ice with Kloud
• Telstra store leader Vita Group absorbs enterprise reseller
• Microsoft to cut nearly 8,000 jobs
• Google Glass 2.0: how Google can avoid a big flop
• Local telco Vonex plots multimillion-dollar float
• Developers offered $500,000 grants to find HoloLens uses
• Oracle seeks $200m damages from support provider
• HP's Bill Veghte to be SurveyMonkey CEO
• Symantec could sell Veritas
• Fujitsu pushing Google Chromebooks into Australian enterprise
• Channel descends on Citrix Mobility Conference
• Symantec recruits Oracle exec to head Australia
• Bulletproof expects 50% jump in sales
• Anti-terror spy tech will monitor Australian crowds
• Analysts say Samsung's S6 was missed opportunity
• Bluechip scores 300 new partners in security deal
• Microsoft expands free cloud migrations beyond Office 365
• Sydney's Squiz swaps bosses
• Could this be next goldmine for Aussie Cisco partners?
• Hemisphere partners as cool as ice in Melbourne
• AMD cuts revenue estimate, citing weak PC sales
• Microsoft tightens up Office 365 funding for partners
• Crucial sold for 'double-digit millions', changes CEO
• Greig Guy joins Quantum after Brocade sabbatical
• Optus launches unlimited broadband plans for $95
• Scientists develop holograms you can touch
• Avaya reseller ousts Telstra, HP at City Beach
• Why you probably won't get Windows 10 on 29 July
• Poll results: Australia's cloud maturity
• HP split a step closer
• Is the Apple Watch fading already?
• VExpress distributes reseller-centric Mailprotector
• Aussie ISP bakes in geo-dodging for Netflix, Hulu
• Microsoft to hike Azure Australia prices
• Distribution Central scoops Unify deal
• Scott Frew's iAsset targetting "literally the entire European continent"
• iiNet wins South Australia private cloud deal
• Foxtel saves Hills Limited's Adelaide factory
• Datacom one of world's first Amazon MSPs
• Aussie cloud channel chockers as Microsoft distie joins the fray
• Victorian corruption scandal: govt wants $7.5m returned
• SA asks IT suppliers: how should we spend $100m?
• China's e-commerce giants target Australia
• Revealed: IT suppliers behind bank's $90m overhaul
• Police arrest 'shadow IT' creep thanks to MSC Mobility
• 1800 'free call' numbers now actually free from mobiles
• Data#3 takes over wi-fi player
• Dick Smith scoops Allphones on smartphone reselling deal
• InTechnology brings mobile security vendor to Australia
• Bluechip Infotech grows security arm with IT auditing vendor Netwrix
• Resellers caught up in EOFY frenzy
• Westcon launches AWS-fuelled cloud store in Australia