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• Empired admits “disappointing” start to year
• Zettagrid beats AWS, Azure to Mitsubishi cloud
• Channel's winners and losers on the ASX in the first half
• Dicker Data profit skyrockets 570%
• JCurve pins hopes on SaaS as it loses $2.8m
• Leaked report slams failings of Turnbull's NBN
• Vocus opens up channel program across Australia
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• Samsung scores rare win in long-running patent battle with Apple
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• The Donald and Apple: ignorance trumps reality
• Writing the obituary for the software upgrade cycle
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• Meet the channel manager: Datto
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• Telstra adds charity category to business awards
• Harvey Norman half-year profits rise 30%
• Cirrus scores $2 million swag of managed services deals
• Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge Australian prices revealed
• Ditching Apple to focus on Telstra pays off for Vita
• Vocus profit tripled ahead of M2 merger
• Kogan reveals 'Australia's cheapest mobile plan'
• Mobile distie battles Dick Smith pain with stable result
• Foxconn deal to acquire Sharp in doubt
• Hills posts another huge loss after slashing more goodwill
• Is US$6 billion a fair price for Ingram Micro?
• What's the most important attribute in a channel manager?
• Dick Smith closes doors: 2,500 jobs gone
• CSG-Ultranet corruption probe calls Saudi-based witnesses
• Ensyst takes Adelaide Festival Centre to the Microsoft cloud
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• HP Inc to cut another 1800 jobs this year
• Unisys appoints Asia-Pacific sales GM
• Dicker Data buys $18 million plot of land in Kurnell
• MYOB grows revenue 10%
• Kinetic IT names new CEO after explosive growth
• Thomas Duryea CTO departs
• Microsoft finally acquires iOS, Android dev tool vendor
• Tecala appoints sales GM
• Capgemini pumps up Chennai, Bangalore AWS 'migration factories'
• Ingram Micro adds backup vendor Acronis to cloud marketplace
• Optus customers get free calls to cyclone-ravaged Fiji
• Kaspersky Australia appoints new general manager
• Melbourne IT celebrates 1000% profit boost
• MacTel profit jumps 178% after closing Ninefold
• Blackmores director joins Melbourne IT
• Telstra chair Catherine Livingstone to retire
• Brisbane provider doubles profit in first public result
• Readify combats IT skills shortage
• Dicker, Avnet distribute new Lenovo-Datacore software-defined storage
• My lesson in buyer beware with a cut-price Aldi tablet
• NGage Technology signs law firm to flash disaster recovery
• Artis Group breaks into US market with help from KPMG
• Brisbane reseller helps A2 Milk cream the competition
• The full list: Qld ICT contractors panel
• Qld shrinks ICT labour suppliers panel
• Harvey Norman fends off Microsoft price gouging accusations
• IBM partners with VMware to bolster cloud credentials
• Head-to-head: Samsung Galaxy S7 vs iPhone 6s
• Superhero Daughter Day to encourage girls into IT
• Six things we've learnt at Mobile World Congress
• Telstra to unleash 1Gbps mobile this year
• Data#3 targets $100 million in public cloud sales
• Huawei backs Apple on iPhone encryption
• San Bernadino victims oppose Apple on iPhone encryption
• Unexpected client termination hurts SMS sales
• UXC Red Rock gets new CEO
• Telstra gets first dibs on Samsung Galaxy S7
• PS&C half-year profit grows
• Microsoft names Australia Surface channel manager
• Vendor: we could've opened San Bernardino shooter's iPhone
• John McAfee: I'll crack San Bernardino shooter's iPhone
• Apple backflips on bricked iPhones
• Speech tech vendor signs PrintSolv as Aussie distributor
• Zerto signs Infront, Zettagrid on way to 300% growth
• How to protect your contactless card from scammers on public transport
• Optus, Huawei hit 1.4Gbps download on '4.5G' network
• Datacom named Veeam partner of the year
• Skype group videos unleashed on Android, iOS
• Panasonic gives blessing to same-sex marriages
• Indian company briefly sells $5 smartphone before website crashes
• NextDC clinches rare profit
• Lenovo Australia channel manager Fred Viet quits
• Veeam partners go wild at Taronga Zoo
• Australia's distributors shocked by Ingram Micro deal
• Ingram Micro distributes Simplivity OmniStack
• Dicker Data appointed Corning's new Aussie distributor
• Telstra's $2.7bn IT services arm still in ‘growth phase’
• Nostalgic for 1980s DOS viruses? Malware museum now open
• Microsoft distributor Rhipe posts record revenue
• Ingram Micro acquired by Chinese buyer for US$6bn
• Apple battles FBI over iPhone "backdoor"
• Award-winning reseller LeetGeek rebrands
• 3D printing: The shape of things to come
• Veeam "paranoid" about keeping lead in backup and DR
• Cryptowall is most financially successful malware ever
• What’s the most important attribute in a channel manager?
• Do Samsung smart TVs eavesdrop on your family?
• IT pros to crunch data for non-profits at Atlassian HQ
• HPE Australia starts Windows 10 consulting service
• Dynatrace hires Australian channel chief
• Reseller sent secret emails to public servant’s daughter: IBAC
• Dimension Data's Australian Microsoft leader exits
• Cisco inks cloud sales deal with Pivotal
• Ransomware offers live chat 'help'
• Fake patch steals payment info
• TPG nearing 1000 buildings in metro fibre race
• VCE chases Nutanix, Simplivity with hyperconverged appliance
• ASG Group revenues up after signing $200m of contracts
• Small business plus big data equals big business
• MyNetFone parent's revenues surge 177% after acquisition
• Which regulator is the most effective?
• Dropbox and Accenture woo female talent with DCC
• Victoria starts corruption enquiry into CSG-Oracle deal
• Toshiba says it is not ending PC production
• Former Avaya Australia boss joins analytics startup
• Telstra reseller Lycamobile in hot water with watchdog
• RXP's profit rockets 172%
• Canberra IT provider Citadel posts 500% surge in earnings
• Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise Aussie partners win big
• EasyJet to test hydrogen cells on hybrid planes
• VCE restructures Australian channel under EMC
• How do you access the dark web?
• Charities want old USB sticks to smuggle into North Korea
• This summer's hottest channel hirings and firings
• VMware appoints channel manager
• CSG’s half-year sales increase eight percent
• AWS starts new availability zone in Sydney
• NEC helps Western Australia protect future water supplies
• 1Tbps: researchers break broadband speed record
• Can Blackberry’s first Android turn its fortunes in Australia?
• Lexmark wins court case against cartridge reseller
• Apple tipped to launch beefed-up iPhone 5 in March
• Aldi to sell 3D printer for $499
• Cirrus Networks appoints L7 Solutions co-founder as MD
• Tesla co-founder's vision is 'not for the faint of heart'
• Google reportedly developing virtual reality headset
• FireEye cops bigger loss than expected
• Resellers judge HPE distribution shake-up
• Nick Verykios: HPE will "add $200m to our revenue"
• Optus makes $461m in nine months from managed services
• Kogan Mobile unveils $9 unlimited plan
• Toshiba Australia recalls PC batteries due to fire hazard
• Melbourne ISV opens Brazilian channel
• Meet the hottest security vendors on the planet
• 2016 Cybersecurity 500: the full list
• Hewlett Packard drops three Australian disties
• Cisco surpasses profit estimates, security unit surges
• CSC-UXC merger gets final blessing
• Poll result: Does the ATO need to close tax loopholes?
• Ransomware patches decryption flaw
• Ex-HP chief Carly Fiorina drops out of US presidential race
• The top players from 2016 Cybersecurity 500
• Panasonic recalls batteries over fire hazard
• Bank phishing scam targets users with text messages
• ACCC to pursue Apple for bricking iPhones
• India's ban of Facebook project could set global precedent
• Delays drag Hewlett Packard Australian distribution tender
• Google CEO receives $280 million in stocks
• Cloud stocks crash, tech firms get a reality check
• Dicker Data to distribute Microsoft partner’s product
• Oracle storage appoints channel manager
• Data security stops 40% of Aussies from recycling
• Telstra giving away data to all mobile customers due to outage
• Telstra "incredibly disappointed" over mass outage
• Tech firms accused of child labour and exploitation
• Check Point names new Australian MD
• KPMG acquires Melbourne service provider
• Kaspersky Australia boss defects to distributor
• 'Staggering' number of reseller staff clueless on consumer law: Choice
• Cognizant forecasts slowest revenue growth in 14 years
• Autodesk to slash jobs by 10 percent in cloud push
• Optus is most complained-about telco
• Sophos parts ways with Connector Systems and Hills Limited
• Sydney's Cloud Specialists offers customer $20k reward
• Shareholders approve UXC-CSC super merger
• Software AG appoints new Australian MD
• DWS boasts mini-revival after two bad years
• Fortinet and Wavelink sign ANZ distribution deal
• Optus brings contactless payments to older iPhones
• JB Hi-Fi cracks $2bn sales for half-year
• MYOB chases Xero with surge in online users
• Microsoft boss Pip Marlow joins Australian Rugby Union board
• M2-Vocus merger gets final blessing for completion
• Toshiba loss to blow out to $8.5bn
• Ever wonder how inkjet cartridges are made?
• Here's how HP tests all those ink catridges
• Join the Australian channel's most exclusive club
• CrossPoint eyes Australian growth with $20m M&A fund
• Google to show anti-terrorism ads to would-be extremists
• Sophos adds two Australian disties to the mix
• Barrage of buyouts shows size matters in Australian channel
• Microsoft targets Google users with expanded Office 365 offer
• Cisco to pay US$1.4bn for Internet of Things company
• 3200 Dick Smith staff may have been underpaid
• Exclusive: Hewlett Packard Enterprise reviews Australian distribution
• CEO backtracks on Amazon bookshops comment
• IT provider Vintek boosts data centre firepower with Intervolve acquisition
• Telstra wholesale boss steps down after 45 years at telco
• Amazon will open up to 400 bookstores: report
• Dick Smith adds new budget Oppo phone to shelves
• Ingram Micro acquires Connector Systems across Australia, NZ
• CIO departs as Hills Limited cleans house
• Optus first in Australia to sell Blackberry Android phone
• Tor users vulnerable with Apache default setting
• Brisbane reseller scores schools with Simplivity
• Telstra overtakes Woolworths as most valuable brand
• Intel Security boss Keith Buckley to run Riverbed ANZ
• AFP raids Gold Coast reseller for peddling counterfeits
• 10 blockbuster tech buyouts of the Australian summer
• Invigor sells IT services arm for $500,000
• Microsoft completes underwater data centre trial
• Yahoo to slash 15% of jobs, close units
• Father found not guilty of theft after confiscating daughter's iPhone
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise loses Aussie channel chief
• Google denies giving $60,000 to Labor Party
• Ransomware extorts each victim for nearly $7000
• Revealed: tech firm donations to Australian political parties
• Bulletproof acquires top Kiwi AWS partner
• Microsoft overhauls Enterprise Agreements in licensing shakeup
• Acquisition-hungry PS&C snaps up another security firm for $2.1m
• Sydney Tableau partner wins top reseller two years running
• IBM offloads 100 patents to Western Digital