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• Rise of the bots and the automation of business
• Rabid reseller: Apple spooks go crackers
• What’s hot in telco? We ask Nexgen Australia
• What’s hot in telco? We ask Fonebox
• What’s hot in telco? We ask Inabox Group
• What’s hot in telco? We ask Over the Wire
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• Market caps are not thinking caps
• Giving clients a reality check on digital rollouts
• Meet the channel manager: Dell
• Meet the CIO: Adelaide City Council
• ACCC approves Iron Mountain's $3.4bn takeover
• Windows 10 cracks 270 million users
• Sydney reseller deploys wi-fi for Alex Perry's new hotel
• Microsoft chatbot returns to life, spews spam
• Galaxy S7 could spark Samsung revival
• Cirrus Networks clinches million-dollar sales to 'blue-chip’ miners
• Foxconn to agree on Sharp deal after slashing sale price
• All Dick Smith stores to shut by 30 April
• Ransomware uses Dropbox to overwrite hard drives
• Kogan reveals $179 4G smartphone
• Artis Group recruits ex-Fujitsu, Telstra veteran
• Optus rolls out Uber wi-fi
• ACCC busts Valve for not offering software refunds
• AFL's Carlton buys into cloud integrator Fronde
• Distribution Central signs Australian fibre vendor
• Lionel Messi defects from Samsung to Huawei
• How Avnet is financing EMC's Australian midmarket push
• Sydney school bans laptops: labels them 'scandalous waste of money'
• Data breach impacts 1.5m Verizon Enterprise customers
• Malvertising strikes Gumtree
• Tables have turned: Apple can now demand iPhone hack from FBI
• Terrorists hardly use the dark web
• US drops case against Apple over encrypted iPhone
• Poll result: do you want to acquire or sell your company?
• Dell sheds services business to Japan's NTT Data
• Rackspace Australia adds 24x7 Amazon Web Services support
• Spirit Telecom to float on ASX, helped by glamour TV client
• Microsoft apologises after Twitter 'chatbot' turns racist
• Kaseya's Kellie Hackney resigns
• Software testing leader Revolution IT follows the money to Canberra
• Dick Smith employees stuck in employment limbo
• Amazon says its female workers paid equally as men
• New Microsoft Office feature blocks macro-based malware
• Wireless mice leave billions at risk of computer hack
• Federal govt opens $5bn ICT pot to startups
• Israeli firm aids FBI to crack encrypted iPhone: report
• Oracle's global salesforce to resell Australian's connected car tech
• Government to scrap managed print suppliers panel
• iPhone SE or iPhone 6s: which is right for you?
• GoDaddy launches public cloud for small business market
• Wearables distie folds after being cut out by vendor
• Dimension Data taps new leaders as Peter Prowse scores global role
• Amazon sues former exec over new job at Target
• Lenovo webpage redirected visitors to exploit kit
• Telstra's latest outage caused by 'card failure' in gateway
• Vodafone offers free month to lure unhappy Telstra users
• Intel's Andy Grove dead at 79
• Dicker Data partners pit stop at Formula One
• Telstra suffers another outage
• Veritas guarantees cloud data will stay in Australia
• TPG half-year profit doubles to $203m after iiNet takeover
• Verizon Australia shoots for 80% sales via new channel
• Make a quick $20k by hacking Microsoft OneDrive
• Apple CEO Tim Cook stays firm on privacy
• Cybercrims allegedly steal intimate Adele, Kendall Jenner, Harry Styles photos
• Apple unveils cheaper iPhone SE with top-range specs
• Apple reveals 9.7-inch iPad Pro
• Macquarie Uni picks BlackBerry AtHoc for crisis response
• Hewlett Packard appoints EMC's Chris Trevitt as channel manager
• Data centre fires up space for 500 racks in Perth
• Territory company wins Digium partner of the year
• Apple engineers might quit if FBI wins San Bernadino iPhone case
• Federal minister bans hoverboards
• Revealed: best tech companies to work for in Australia
• Microsoft apologises for skimpy dancers at conference afterparty
• Tell us what you think of relationships between IT buyers and sellers!
• Motorola names award-winning wireless partner
• Dropbox hires first Australian channel chief
• Data#3 chief Laurence Baynham shaves it all off for charity
• Aussie disties launch Panasonic Toughbook 20
• Digital Realty to build $89m Melbourne data centre
• Telstra outage forces another free data day
• New Apple iOS malware explodes in China
• NSA denied Clinton's requests for secure BlackBerry
• Ajilon overhauling IT at Sydney Trains as part of $276m project
• EMC reveals Australian partners of the year
• AWS partners speak: how an online bookstore transformed IT
• Object Consulting VP exits to run Sydney Salesforce partner
• Cloud helpdesk vendor Freshdesk doubles Aussie customers
• CSC acquires UXC security partner Dalmatian Group
• Emerson unleashes 'data centre-in-a-box' to Australian resellers
• Mitel, Polycom in merger talks
• Tech sector celebrates International Women's Day in Sydney
• Sony undercuts Oculus with US$399 PlayStation VR
• Brother to launch first-ever partner program
• Microsoft welcomes Aussie startup with $160k of Azure
• JB Hi-Fi builds NBN army
• Trend Micro hacks a sex toy at CeBIT
• Anonymous declares 'total war' on Donald Trump
• The psychological tricks Amazon's Kindle plays on you
• Dick Smith's 135,000 extended warranties to be honoured
• Melbourne IT buys Infoready for $15 million
• Telstra hires former Microsoft devices boss Stephen Elop
• CGI appoints new Australian chief
• Meet Google's top Australian partner
• Telstra claims 6x faster wi-fi with new Netgear gateway
• Google doubles prize for hacking Chromebook
• How to finance cloud when customers hold all the cards
• Dick Smith vendor awaits Kogan's next move
• Leader Computers clinches exclusive ANZ deal
• Kogan acquires Dick Smith customers, online store
• Vocus, TPG or CSC: which deal will be most successful?
• Autonomous Google Car crash 'not a surprise': US transport secretary
• In cloud, it’s the reseller who could face bill shock
• Another example of vendors forgetting to credit partners
• Aussie server revenues up 40%, driven by cloud growth
• Telstra cancels US$1 billion wireless joint venture
• Harris Tech, Anyware boss to take over Shoply after merger
• Arrow acquires Distribution Central
• Skype co-founder reveals ultra-private video messaging
• Reseller liquidated with debts of almost $1m
• Rabid reseller: A wild, unwired world
• Samsung Galaxy S7 battery beats iPhone 6s by six hours
• Why Telstra will struggle to succeed in SDN
• Israeli cyber-security firm reverse lists on ASX
• Regional resellers: Bunbury
• Aussie security firms unite in mega merger
• Lenovo Australia hires former HP channel director
• Apple sets date for next big reveal
• Avaya launches integration for Skype, Hangouts and more
• Who was spotted at the Synnex Cloud launch?
• ACCC forces change to Iron Mountain's $3.4bn buyout
• Connector Systems brings networking vendor to channel
• Apple shares bounce back amid new iPhone rumours
• IT industry association appoints first-ever CEO
• Optus unleashes data analytics on Sydney shoppers
• How Square will drive Aussie retailers to cloud
• Unisys renews $74 million Defence contract
• Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise adds second Aussie distie
• Local IBM partner wins global award
• Gender problem could have a data solution
• Around the stands at Cisco Live 2016
• 'Avengers' SFX house taps Sydney reseller for network
• Growth-hungry smart home vendor cuts out Aussie distie
• Deakin pilots Cisco hyperlocation with Dimension Data's help
• Vaya refunds customers charged 'misleading' fees
• Top partners win at Cisco Live 2016
• DiData and Optus score major medal haul at Cisco Live
• Which partners did we spot at Cisco Live in Melbourne?
• Telstra debuts consumption-based network services
• Over the Wire buys another Brisbane telco
• Can Microsoft win over Linux devs with SQL Server?
• Dicker Data scores Lenovo enterprise, adds Nutanix appliance
• Synnex clinches Rackspace deal for cloud portal launch
• Amaysim panned over billing customers for ‘13th month’
• Data#3 auctions off chance to shave CEO's hair
• Inside Australia's cloud exchange battle
• Square's card reader coming to Apple, Officeworks, Bunnings
• Aussie rugged phone case vendor aims for Telstra, Harvey Norman
• NetApp appoints first-ever WA star partner
• EMC, VMware staff head to Simplivity Australia
• Data#3 joins international alliance of top IT providers
• Avnet Australia scores Microsoft cloud coup
• ICAC rules Sydney cloud provider a victim of corruption
• First-known Mac ransomware targets Apple users
• CSG accused of 'sham' business deal in anti-corruption hearing
• Dick Smith's airport stores shut down
• Behind the scenes of Tesla's mega car factory
• Microsoft Surface Book vs Microsoft Surface Pro 4
• Cisco gives $56,000 infosec gift to all partner summit attendees
• Bakers Delight saves a lot of dough thanks to Okta reseller
• Dick Smith receivers on watch for selling customer database
• Microsoft partners merge, hire ex-OBS chief Andy Neumann
• Which Cisco partners are the most profitable?
• Optus partner brings data streaming to Tassie ferries
• Fujifilm scores national display rollout for Vodafone
• Aussie PC maker Pioneer mounts China charge with IoT
• Which state topped software piracy in 2015?
• Cisco to old-school resellers: go software or else
• MOQdigital acquires Sydney's Tetran plus an ISV for $12m
• Sony recalls VAIO laptop batteries
• Is email still the safest way for businesses to communicate?
• Poll result: Do you support Apple vs the FBI?
• Data#3, Telstra, NEC win Cisco partner awards
• Which Aussies did we spot at Cisco Partner Summit?
• Mega merger for Harris Tech, Anyware, Shoply
• Enghouse resellers and clients hit Interact roadshow
• Cisco Partner Summit will be on twice this year
• Cisco CEO: ‘Cloud is not what customers want’
• DiData Australia wins Cisco Asia-Pac partner of the year
• Megaport, NextDC battle to connect Perth to public cloud
• Google admits 'some responsibility' after self-driving car hits bus
• Dick Smith collapse: what we know and what we don't
• Report: 41% of younger IT pros have hacked
• Leader Computers wins Crucial distie of the year
• Watch Steve Ballmer dunk
• DiData admits Cisco's direct push caused 'tense' relationship
• Telstra offers 200GB of free OneDrive
• Sydney reseller takes NRL to the cloud
• How a Canberra reseller took Australia's top CIO to Nutanix