Article Sitemap

• Samsung posts record profits but warns of weaker earnings ahead
• Outage takes down Telstra private cloud, enterprise apps
• Data#3 migrates McGrath Estate Agents to integrated managed service
• Former Software AG boss Stuart Rees returns to lead ANZ business
• Slack blanks the channel: no foreseeable plans to engage
• Avanade rolls out Microsoft stack for RSL Queensland
• Apple refreshes Macs, iPad Pros and raises prices
• Vox pop: Should Aussie MSPs build their own clouds?
• Australia Signals Directorate chief Mike Burgess slams corporates contemplating “hacking back”
• Former Oracle Australia channel chief Steve McLoughlin re-emerges at OneLogin
• Meet four tech firms still manufacturing in Australia
• What to expect from Apple's hardware event
• Red Hat shares jump, IBM sinks on cloud mega-merger
• Citrix promotes company veteran Erin Butler to lead ANZ
• Top government CIO just showed the channel its future
• NBN launches Enterprise Ethernet, a new 1Gbps wholesale product
• Union slams Optus chief Allen Lew's threats to fire staff over complaints surge
• Kogan says new GST is dragging down sales, shares fall 30 percent
• Aussie retailers to spend $5 billion on IT next year
• Thomas Duryea Logicalis wins Nutanix ANZ partner of the year
• Mirai botnet hacker ordered to pay US$8.6 million in damages
• Microsoft overtakes Amazon as second most valuable company in US
• Analysis: IBM’s Red Hat buy shouldn't scare the channel
• IBM buys Red Hat in US$34b straight cash deal
• Christmas season kicks off with Tech Data's early celebration
• Ingram Micro outlines cloud up-sell strategy
• Intel bucks chip industry trend thanks to PCs, iPhones
• Techies continue to dominate Australia's young rich list
• F5 Networks ANZ channel chief Rodney Thorne signs off after a year
• Sumo jumps on internet-energy bundling bandwagon with Optus Wholesale deal
• Amaysim exits broadband market after 18 months
• Google sacked 48 employees for sexual harassment
• Socks walk all over t-shirts as giveaways, say marketers
• Microsoft, Cisco and HPE slammed for channel shifts
• A lesson in predicting Apple product names
• The channel opportunity in modern collaboration
• New iPhones push the limit on price and common sense
• Nokia starts cost-cutting plan after profit drop
• Tech Data to launch ‘Shop’ online ordering platform in November
• Carbon Black taps Accenture's Rob Dooley to lead ANZ business
• NSW Telco Authority seeking telcos for proof of concept of national public safety mobile broadband network
• NBN Co partners with Dell EMC to assist SMBs move to its network
• Telstra buddies up with Vodafone NZ for security reseller deal
• Apple, Samsung fined over software updates slowing down phones
• Microsoft beats estimates thanks to Azure growth
• Cathay Pacific reveals data breach, 9.4m passengers affected
• Data#3 nabs Department of Finance Cisco contract from Dimension Data
• Brennan IT's Dave Stevens hits the track in Bathurst, Gold Coast
• Complaints against Telstra, Optus, Vodafone down
• NetApp gets SaaSy with new monitoring service
• Melbourne's Fred IT Group awarded $23 million contract by Department of Health
• Microsoft launches un-deployable Exchange Server 2019
• Commander takes reseller Anderson IT to court after Optus switch
• Huawei opens up to German scrutiny ahead of 5G auctions
• Nutanix to tweak partner program again in November
• Harbour ISP names former Harbour IT boss Michael Giusti as chief executive
• Optus, Telstra, TPG publish peering criteria for interested ISPs
• First look: Samsung Galaxy Book 2
• Aussie software vendor Vix Verify Global acquired for $38 million
• MuleSoft CEO to CRN: time for partners to skill up
• Telstra UC partner Moraitis Communications goes under owing $2 million
• Cloud will drive IT spending growth worldwide: Gartner
• Vox pop: What do you think of vendor certifications?
• Former UXC boss Cris Nicolli joins Empired
• NextDC chief Craig Scroggie blasts Bankwest enforcement action in APDC takeover
• Interactive lures Fujitsu NZ country manager Mike Bull back to Australia
• Poll result: Is Microsoft Managed Desktop an opportunity or a threat for partners?
• Data#3 replaces 400 devices with Microsoft Surface, HP for City of Fremantle
• Telstra failed to connect 1400 Triple Zero calls: ACMA
• How's the government doing on giving SMEs more IT contracts?
• CSG signs national deal with Alibaba Cloud
• SAP raises guidance as cloud transformation gathers pace
• Google to charge Android partners up to US$40 per device for apps: report
• Datacom rolls out HP Chromebooks at Mount Waverley Heights Primary School
• Ericsson sacks 50 employees following US corruption probe
• Microsoft brings Learn to Australian partners
• Canberra ISV Intelledox taps Microsoft AI to eliminate forms
• Atlassian overhauls Jira for the cloud
• Ingram Micro adds AvePoint and Geo to cloud portfolio
• AvePoint hires Andre Carpenter as first Australian channel chief
• Over the Wire makes $30 million double acquisition with Access Digital Networks and Comlinx
• Ex-Huawei channel chief Paul Richardson joins HPE
• Victoria Police awards $17 million to Motorola Solutions for road safety tech
• Apple will let users see and delete data it has collected
• Telstra connects remote Queensland town of ten to mobile network
• NSW Telco Authority awards NEC with critical communications contract
• Veeam bolts on Visa card rewards to partner program
• Origin Energy takes on telcos with broadband expansion
• Victorian government awards Spirit Telecom $1.7 million to deliver internet to regional city Horsham
• Optus hands back millions in refunds over third-party billing
• Department of Human Services taps Dialog IT, DXC Technology's Dandelion Program for IT staff
• Virtual graphics cards create critical VMware risk
• Cisco says WebEx is totally fixed now (except for two problems)
• Huawei chases Apple, Samsung, with AI-powered phones
• ConnectWise brings IT Nation event to Australia
• The 2018 CRN Channel Chiefs
• Empired helps cargo company fill data lake
• Telco complaints rose 6 percent across 17/18 says TIO
• Telstra shareholders vote down executive pay
• US surgeons to use Apple Watch to monitor patients
• MongoDB acquires mLab for US$68 million
• Telstra blames govt policy, NBN for financial strife
• Optus expands services and options for ‘Go’ solutions-as-a-service
• Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen dies at 65
• Urbis files plans for Brisbane data centre
• Security warranties: selling peace of mind
• Perth-based Microsoft partner Satalyst develops Azure-based bot to assist road trauma victims
• Aussie cyber safety vendor Family Zone partners with Woolworths Mobile
• Wikileaks spills AWS Sydney data centre locations
• TPG-Vodafone merger could push telco price war further: Australian Communications Consumer Action Network
• Not again! Lycamobile nabbed for underpaying staff
• Huawei to invest $200m in cloud business over 3 years
• Facebook says data breach affected 29 million users
• IBM brings elastic licensing to mainframes
• Labor throws support behind earlier small business tax cuts
• Resellers reveal the challenges in defending wireless
• Google questioned over delay in disclosing vulnerability
• CRN survives autonomous bus ride
• How does Google's Pixel 3 stack up to its predecessor?
• Android Enjoyed ordered by court to stop misleading customers, selling counterfeit items
• Print distributor Dynamic Supplies cops revenue hit, maintains profits
• NextDC, partners raise $110,000 for underprivileged youth at Melbourne's Around The Bay bike ride
• Apple to acquire part of chip supplier Dialog
• Telstra defends giving executives millions in bonuses
• Data#3 names John Tan as general manager for infrastructure solutions
• Unitrends brings MSP program to Australia
• Nvidia launches software for GPU-powered data analytics
• Global PC shipments gets modest bump following years of decline
• Lenovo, KPMG sign direct device subscription deal
• Challenger telco group Commpete proposes measures to increase competition
• Huawei unveils new AI chips for servers
• Pixel 3 vs iPhone XS: which one reigns supreme?
• Alibaba joins NextDC's cloud portfolio
• Citadel Group to roll out Microsoft Azure-powered vResponder app for Crime Stoppers
• Wollongong PC, printer repairs provider Comserv IT goes under with $460k debt
• Synnex, EMPR make partnership with Mo Kandeel's Blupeak official
• VExpress adds Aussie cloud contact centre vendor Premier Technologies
• Lycamobile in trouble again for breaching consumer protection code
• Oracle considers tilt at State and local government market
• Google unveils new Pixel phones, tablet
• FinXL acquires 32-year-old SAP consulting specialist Southern Cross Computing
• Apple tells US Congress it found no signs of hacking
• IBM's Craig McGregor joins security vendor SailPoint as Asia-Pacific channel chief
• Facebook is having a crack at the smart speaker market
• Google+ killed off after user data exposed
• Joe McPhillips joins Cylance as vendor's first Asia-Pacific channel chief
• Big Dell investor to vote down re-float plan
• Telstra failed to comply with priority assistance obligations: ACMA
• Thomas Duryea Logicalis acquires Melbourne Microsoft partner CNI
• MYOB receives $2.2 billion acquisition offer
• Samsung flags third-quarter profit jump to record high
• Microsoft taps Data#3 to migrate more government departments to Azure
• NextDC to pay $163 million to buy out data centres landlord Asia Pacific Data Centres
• Inabox sold to MNF Group for up to $33.5 million
• rhipe named first distie for KPMG, CBA's relaunched Microsoft accounting software Wiise
• Hey Alexa, asks BlackBerry: Want to learn security?
• Aussie MSP Interactive cracks $182 million under new CEO Mal McHutchison
• Lenovo, ZTE shares take hit over chip hacking report
• Optus Business wins BlackBerry Workspaces deployment for Melanoma Institute Australia
• Data#3, Datacom, DiData join Defence IT services panel
• Box Australia names Microsoft talent Verity White to lead channel
• Cloudera and Hortonworks reveal US$5.2bn merger
• WebEx outage explained: Cisco automatically deleted its own VMs
• Oracle names NZ boss Robert Gosling as new trans-Tasman channel chief
• Oracle unveils autonomous NoSQL database service
• Ingram Micro veteran Andrew Upshon joins Tech Data to lead new audio-visual business Maverick ANZ
• Canberra Data Centre wins relocation of Attorney-General’s Department's primary data centre
• Wi-fi standards are getting new names, so say goodbye to 802.11
• Microsoft mirrors MS-DOS on GitHub
• Former Oracle, SAP boss Tim Ebbeck jumps to Automation Anywhere
• Facebook says hackers didn't use stolen logins on third-party sites
• Facebook, Apple, Alphabet and Amazon rally against Australia's proposed data encryption laws
• AC3 wins $6 million private cloud contract for NSW govt's GovDC
• Telstra upgrades agriculture company Ruralco's network to SD-WAN
• Cisco’s WebEx Teams still wobbling, a week after wipeout
• Intuit Australia cracks 160,000 subscribers
• Microsoft brings back Surface monthly financing plans
• Microsoft unveils new Surface Pro 6, Surface Laptop 2 and Surface Studio 2
• Enter the CRN Fast50 in the tenth year of the awards!
• Ingram Micro adds another $172 million onto $2 billion year
• Australian fibre broadband connections supersede DSL subscriptions
• Splunk channel to sprout OEM and SI program
• Poll result: Open-plan offices are...
• ATO winds up Sydney software developer Macquarie IT
• Equifax Australia slapped with $3.5 million fine for misleading customers
• Huawei scoops Geoff Wright, former Dell EMC channel chief
• Leading Edge Group shakes up operating model
• Synnex adds document productivity vendor Nitro
• UK security vendor 1E appoints IBM veteran Andrew Herman as first regional director for ANZ
• How VMtech and Cylance prevented a trojan attack on the Sydney Opera House
• DXC Connect lands Cisco network security contract with Department of Parliamentary Services