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• Microsoft Outlook users hit by Office 365 outage
• Xero, DiUS weigh in on AWS skills shortage in Australia
• Poll result: Are Australian businesses prepared for cyber attacks?
• Android creator takes on Apple, Samsung with new smartphone brand
• Asus reveals new laptop range at Computex 2017
• Inside the investigation that took down Plutus Payroll
• ATO settles with HPE over SAN failure that caused several outages
• Microsoft partner CNI helped Save the Children Australia save $150k with Azure move
• Lenovo struggles with global smartphone sales
• Samsung considers adding NAND capacity at China plant in response to demand surge
• Western Digital planning to join a consortium for Toshiba chip unit bid: report
• Bob Peebles leaves Dimension Data's Oakton to run Datacom software division
• Former Optus director Terry Winters joins Tasmanian IT provider TasmaNet
• Citrix Australia appoints Cisco veteran Brian McColm as channel director
• Intel Australia managing director Kate Burleigh departs after 20 years
• Scorptec launches in Sydney after 20 years of operations centralised in Melbourne
• Hitachi Data Systems targets video visualisation in partnership with Geutebruck
• ASG sparks bidding war against DWS for SMS Management and Technology
• Harris Technology opens up China-Australia sales channel
• AirTrunk gears up Australian hyperscale data centres
• Tech giants ramp up artificial intelligence startup acquisitions
• ACCC lets Telstra, TPG and other telcos pass high-speed broadband tax to customers
• IBM launches fourth Australian data centre
• Atlassian, Harvey Norman, TPG bosses rank among Australia's richest business leaders
• Dick Smith class action lawsuit imminent as investigation draws to a close
• Around the stands at CeBIT 2017
• NetSuite partner Klugo Group moves trailer manufacturer to the cloud
• Fewer homes to need NBN connections, chief executive Bill Morrow tells Senate Estimates
• Vocus, Amcom founders lead $500,000 investment in IoT startup CCP
• Telstra beefing up cyber security for services business
• Samsung Electronics Australia corporate vice president and CMO Philip Newton resigns
• Splunk names ex-Juniper exec Pauline Tng as head of partners for Asia-Pacific
• Dicker Data lands Pure Storage's full product portfolio
• IBM wins $8.5 million contract with Victorian Deparment of Education and Training for Cisco access points
• Aussie businesses pay $65,000 for use of pirated Microsoft and Autodesk software
• Huawei, Oppo mobile sales continue to increase sounding trouble for Apple, Samsung
• Huawei takes on PC market giants Lenovo, HP, Dell
• GitHub announces app marketplace for programmers
• Tropical Cyclone Debbie tests Telstra partners Mangano IT and Datto during business availability rollout
• Australian businesses lose $1.7 million to hacking scams
• Nokia settles intellectual property dispute with Apple and agree on licence partnership
• Please DDoS us, asks Melbourne data centre provider Micron21
• Kaspersky Lab Australia has appointed Anastasia Para Rae as general manager
• Brisbane City Council debacle wipes $2 million off Technology One consulting revenue
• Symantec finds it 'highly likely' that North Korean group was behind WannaCry
• Australian channel staff from Zettagrid, Next DC, Veeam caught in Qantas engine scare
• Acronis channel manager Rose Old moves to MobileIron
• WannaCry workaround: French researchers find way to unlock without ransom
• Windows 7 makes up two-thirds of machines infected by WannaCry
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise spins off Australian software staff after HPE-Micro Focus deal
• Correct Solutions acquires Sydney MSP Saturn Alliance
• Former IBM software engineer pleads guilty to code theft charges in China
• Queensland's Ikara Group signs with US real-time analytics provider
• Cisco Australia names Tara Ridley as director of the partner business group
• DXC Technology to create 50 jobs for TAFE students in Hobart
• NAB and HSBC told to get in line for Dick Smith compensation
• Veeam challenges Veritas and Commvault with new backup tools for AWS, Microsoft Azure and Office 365
• Plutus Payroll founder arrested in $165 million tax fraud scandal
• Dicker Data add enterprise storage from Dell EMC in major vendor win
• Google Australia hires AWS' Ash Willis as head of cloud partners in Asia-Pacific
• Data#3 parties with vendors, customers for 40th birthday
• Data#3 celebrates 40 years in business
• Cirrus Networks founder exits as reseller eyes $40m revenue
• Veeam torpedoes HPE acquisition rumours
• Google shifts focus to apps and AI for mobile
• Google's mobile assistant is coming to iPhone
• TechnologyOne achieves high-level Australian Signals Directorate security certification
• Poll result: Can Surface Laptop overtake Chromebook?
• Plutus Payroll named at the centre of $165 million tax fraud syndicate
• Optus' enterprise business drags down earnings
• Wavelink strikes deal with healthcare communications vendor Spok to Australia
• Four announcements from Google I/O 2017
• Australian Veeam partners, customers spotted in New Orleans
• Vita Group shares take another beating after revealing extent of Telstra remuneration cuts
• Optus and Telstra blame NBN growth as they both top TIO's Complaints in Context report
• Hackers threaten to sell WannaCry code
• Veeam overhauls Availability Console and beefs up AWS, Azure support
• Hewlett Packard builds new version of The Machine with "largest single-memory system ever"
• DocuSign phishing attacks caused by stolen emails
• NBN, Vodafone contractor Daly International goes under owing millions
• Melbourne SAP partner BNW Consulting shifts Australia's Pact Group and Ixom to Azure
• Web hosting provider Digital Pacific acquires managed cloud firm Anchor
• WannaCry could spark lawsuits, but Microsoft not to blame
• Public cloud pretenders struggle to break AWS, Azure stranglehold
• Data#3 rolls out 4200 HP devices for Sunshine Coast University Hospital
• New variant of WannaCry ransomware surfaces - Check Point
• Ricoh Australia lets go of general managers of leasing, marketing and service in major reshuffle
• Western Digital to block Toshiba's chip unit sale
• Cybersecurity stocks rise in the wake of WannaCry ransomware attack
• Security resellers rally to halt WannaCry ransomware outbreak in Australia
• Schneider Electric chases DPSA for missing millions
• Amaysim and Ovo Mobile debut 70GB data-only mobile plans
• Telstra bundles cloud, software-defined networking into single integrated platform
• Next big update for Windows 10 revealed as the Fall Creators Update
• Microsoft to sell motion controllers for mixed reality
• WannaCry ransomware spreads to 200,000 in at least 150 countries
• Businesses brace for more ransomware attacks as WannaCry wreaks global havoc
• Global cyber attack hits 100 countries
• World's third-largest hosting provider OVH opens Melbourne office
• Ethan Group replaces obsolete HP and Toshiba laptops for the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
• Master agents split from Fuji Xerox Australia after decades
• Australian software vendor Space-Time Research acquired by Japan's WingArc1st
• US intel chiefs are reviewing use of Kaspersky software
• Westcon-Comstor sounds warning to shareholders as EPS crashes ahead of potential takeover
• Up to 40 percent of Android devices at risk of screen hijack exploit
• Vita Group reveals impact of Telstra store remuneration reductions
• School ditches 15 server racks with Qirx’s Nutanix implementation
• CompTIA roadmap says traditional relationship between vendor, distributor and resellers is fading
• ATO expected to unfreeze IT contractor payments
• Escient celebrates the opening of its second office
• Telco service dissatisfaction hits new high as TIO reveals latest complaints report
• Fake Origin Energy bills loaded with malware target Aussies
• Plan to impose GST on Ebay, Amazon imports could be pushed back a year
• Victorian reseller Centre Com pays $450k to Microsoft after selling Windows pirated software
• Amazon reveals Echo Show, a touchscreen device for video calls
• Apple tops $800bn market cap for first time
• Why one of Xero's first Australian employees founded a cloud integrator
• Meet the next wave of Australian startups
• Building digital business: CRN speaks to Facebook, Salesforce, Xero
• How IT buying is changing, according to Jetstar, Accor and more
• Channel's M&A veterans share war stories, with Brennan, CSG, others
• Telstra, HPE, Aruba and Huawei share insights at CRN Pipeline 2017
• Vox pop: Do public cloud outages deter clients from moving?
• The forgotten losers of the great 700MHz sell-off to TPG
• ASI Solutions: still selling servers after decades in business
• Servers remain the "engine room" of IT: Nexus
• DevOps, IoT and analytics will drive server demand: Computer Merchants
• The future will be fewer, better servers: Silverfern IT
• Ingram Micro, Dicker, Synnex: How do their cloud portals stack up?
• How to survive (and thrive) despite sinking server sales
• Apple's Mac Pro apology breaks from company tradition
• Algorithms are the secret to Google and Facebook's success: can you learn from them?
• How Kaspersky drives growth in Australia and New Zealand
• STA Travel's network is flying thanks to "ground-up rebuild"
• Regional resellers: Mount Barker
• Budget 2017: 90,000 more small businesses to receive tax cut
• Ingram Micro, Dell EMC win big at APC by Schneider Electric awards
• Multimedia Technology to distribute Fujitsu's entire product portfolio
• Plutus Payroll says it's close to settling dispute with the Australian Taxation Office
• Nuix names chief operating officer and former Fujitsu boss Rod Vawdrey as new chief executive
• HPE to Nutanix: 'we're not partners'
• Telstra to cut up to 24 jobs from wholesale business
• Partners and customers gather to HP's first Australian partner conference
• Three ways that artificial intelligence will shake up Australian sales: Complexica
• Deloitte acquires Sydney MSP and devops specialist Strut Digital
• Synnex signs exclusive agreement with Avast, for AVG's portfolio
• Poll result: Will the removal of 457 visas hurt the IT industry?
• Netflix, Tesla make the list of seven potential takeover targets for Apple
• Adobe blames US exchange rate as it hikes Australian prices
• DWS offers glimpse at combined company after SMS Management and Technology acquisition closes
• Dropbox managing director Charlie Wood departs after nearly three years
• Thomas Duryea Logicalis restructures the company into two areas
• Call for entries: the inaugural Australian IoT Awards
• Accenture taps Bulletproof as part of AWS, Azure push
• Warren Buffett sells a third of stake in IBM
• Australian Taxation Office accused of freezing Plutus Payroll's bank account, IT contractors' wages
• Department of Defence pays $5 million for ICT hardware disposal
• MYOB reshuffles executive team, promotes new chief operating officer
• Federal Court of Australia dismisses staffer's lawsuit against Infosys over unpaid super
• ACCC will not make Telstra open up its mobile coverage in regional, remote areas
• HP shows OEMs how to make a Microsoft device with the EliteBook x360
• Payroll shutdown: company denies insolvency as IT contractors pray for payment
• Dell EMC launches hybrid cloud platform for Microsoft Azure Stack
• BlueJeans taps Ingram Micro Australia to expand Asia-Pacific reach
• AWS cuts prices again, reveals three-year reserved instances
• City Software founder returns to help MSPs resell hardware
• Artificial intelligence software vendor Complexica lands Pfizer Australia contract
• Channel flocks to Ingram Micro Experience Melbourne 2017
• Former Logicalis boss Basil Reilly to lead Microsoft partner XCentral
• TechnologyOne responds to Brisbane City council notice to show cause
• Oracle platinum partner Evosys signs Nova Entertainment as its first Australian customer
• CDM Australia's Aria Technologies adds B2B Telstra dealers with Leading Edge Telecoms acquisition
• ACCC releases fifth quarterly NBN wholesale market indicators report
• Sydney-based Cisco partner VPN Solutions consolidates Nova Entertainment network
• Microsoft Australia extends paid parental leave to 20 weeks
• TechnologyOne has a month to mend Brisbane council relationship
• Apple iPhone revenue falls for second quarter
• Tech Data Technology Solutions, formerly Avnet, signs with Nvidia to distribute AI hardware across Australia and New Zealand
• Dell EMC veteran Joe Jones leads Thomas Duryea Logicalis' NSW business
• Adelaide-based MSP Geek expands to Melbourne with acquisition
• Unpaid IT contractors left in limbo by Plutus Payroll shutdown
• Outage hits iiNet, TPG, Vocus, Internode customers in Darwin
• German B2B IT leasing firm Grenke lands in Australia, starts operations in Sydney and Melbourne
• IBM Australia lost 1000 staff in 2016
• Leading Edge Computers names year's best stores
• Melbourne IT to acquire digital marketing firm WME Group for $39 million
• Communication Workers Union members oppose Telstra's plan to cut 55 staff
• Huawei 'cut corners' with smartphone chips
• Google revenue puts spotlight on cloud and hardware
• BenQ selects Dicker Data as its latest Australian distributor
• Dimension Data Australia writes down Oakton investment by $73 million
• Intel quarterly revenue falls short of estimates, blamed on data centre business
• Resellers and vendors hit Seaworld for Leading Edge Computers conference