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• Dicker Data revenues hit $1.3 billion, backed by new deals with Dell EMC, Aruba and more
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• Decmil shuts down NBN business and writes off $6 million
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• IBM’s Australian channel chief Nigel Peach departs after six months
• Blackberry trials Workspaces collaboration software with Melanoma Institute Australia
• Microsoft wrestles US Supreme Court over privacy
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• Westcon-Comstor brings Check Point founder's SD-WAN startup, Cato, to Australian channel
• Fitbit shares sink after underwhelming smartwatch launch
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• Schneider Electric signs new precision cooling partner High Technology Control
• Sydney HR software vendor ELMO acquires trans-Tasman remuneration software provider Pivot Remesys
• Amazon brings third-party delivery and fulfilment to Australia
• ASG secures Macquarie Telecom cloud hosting contract with Victoria's Department of Justice and Regulation
• Apple will launch three new iPhones in 2018: report
• Cellnet recalls 3Sixt smartphone chargers sold with Samsung Galaxy S8
• Superloop revenue grows 5x in six months after NuSkope, GX2 acquisitions
• Dimension Data achieves Australian Signals Directorate's Protected certification
• Telstra lays out roadmap for 5G
• Apple moves to store iCloud keys in China, raising human rights fears
• Hands-on with Samsung's new Galaxy S9
• Aussie master distributor acquired by data analytics vendor Alteryx
• Vocus chief executive Geoff Horth exits
• How Precedent Communications, the company behind the Red Cross data breach, went bust
• Intel didn't tell US govt about Meltdown, Spectre until they went public
• Dropbox to go public in US$500 million IPO
• Worldwide smartphone sales recorded first ever decline in Q4 2017
• NextDC reaches record half-year numbers
• Court shoots down Milestone Systems' wind-up attempt on Hills
• Inabox unveils 'Cloudinabox' service for SMEs to take apps to the cloud
• MYOB is gunning for a million online subscribers in Australia and New Zealand by 2020
• Winc appoints Steve Rutter as technology solutions lead, replacing Karl Sice
• Broadcom cuts Qualcomm offer to US$117 billion after new NXP deal
• Aussie partners SPEQS and Netstarter recognised by Magento for e-commerce innovations
• Capgemini deploys Microsoft Dynamics 365 to charity Big Brothers Big Sisters pro-bono
• Aussie software firm Simble completes $7.5 million IPO
• Telstra and MTData to roll out IoT solution, Samsung tablets for Linfox
• Sydney solutions provider RXP Services reports “mixed half”, revises earnings forecast
• Kogan added 200,000 more customers as profit quadruples in H1 2018
• HP Inc's Australian business turned a profit in 2017
• Failed Sydney predictive analytics vendor Veriluma gets $660,000 lifeline
• Online reseller Warehouse1 goes into liquidation
• Cloud security vendor Zscaler files for US$100 million IPO
• NBN router orders boost NetComm Wireless in half-year revenues and profits
• Hills "on track" to hit profit despite revenue drop
• Melbourne IT's shares dip despite enterprise gains
• Data#3 profit cut in half after customer delays and supplier constraints
• Google's Project Zero discloses Microsoft Edge bug
• Australian Tax Office will replace IT hardware and software after SAN outages
• GetSwift slapped with class action over allegations of misleading investors
• Catch.com.au opens budget telco on Optus 4G network
• Cybersecurity vendor Family Zone hits $3 million recurring revenue turning schools into partners
• ACCC to release NBN broadband speed reports to combat misleading ads
• South Australian Labor government pledges fastest internet in Australia to Adelaide
• ASX-listed managed services firm Tomizone names Matt Adams as managing director
• CenturyLink parts ways with country manager Stuart Mills
• Gartner: 25 percent of customer service operations will use chatbots by 2020
• Dimension Data Australia appoints John Karabin as its first director of cybersecurity
• Vocus Communications revises 2018 full-year earnings guidance
• TechnologyOne faces second bullying lawsuit
• Sydney distributor Orca Tech lands deal with IT analytics provider ExtraHop
• VPN Networks acquisition boosts Brisbane telco Over The Wire's half-year results
• Citadel Group promises stronger second-half revenue growth
• Sydney e-learning software firm Momentum Cloud to create 95 jobs after NSW government loan
• Tech startup GetSwift's shares collapse after troubled trading halt
• Sydney reseller Counterparts Technology appoints Stephen Watson to leadership team
• Intel hit with 32 lawsuits over security flaws
• HP extends laptop battery recall for ProBooks, x360, Envy and Pavilion to Australia
• Hills CEO David Lenz appointed managing director
• Tech Data adds Oracle data management vendor Dbvisit
• Another loss for Bulletproof but profits getting better
• Google acquires LogMeIn's Xively IoT platform for $50m
• Amazon overtakes Microsoft in market capitalisation, thanks to booming AWS revenue
• Microsoft partner Sable37 moves Sydney food packer TNA Solutions to Dynamics 365
• Australia joins US condemnation of Russia over 'NotPetya' attack
• Apple rushing to fix Telugu script bug causing device crash
• Canon Oceania managing director Yusuke Mizoguchi departs to European posting
• How an Apple staffer leaked the iPhone source code
• Cisco marks turnaround after two years, revenue grows to US$12 billion
• Demand for STEM skills boost tech jobs in Australia by 22 percent: SEEK report
• Lenovo to tailor an Australian and New Zealand data centre partner program to speed ThinkSystem, ThinkAgile growth
• Hills slaps down video software vendor Milestone Systems after battle over minor bad debt
• NextDC hesitates at $280 million offer to acquire data centres back from Asia Pacific Data Centres
• AC3 takes lead over Macquarie Telecom in bidding war to acquire Bulletproof
• Telstra splashed $1.3 billion on upgrading its network
• CEO of Australian startup Unlockd steps down to treat mental health
• "Fundamentally weak": MacTel's battle for Bulletproof gets nasty
• BlueJeans APAC boss James Brennan exits for Kaltura
• Spare a thought for the poor call centre staff
• Wimmera Office Equipment rekindles Apple partnership to drive foot traffic
• How Accor IT boss Paul Smith manages tech for 250 hotels
• Ruckus Wireless channel chief David Fenner talks acquisitions, update partner program
• Something is bugging me about Apple, Google and Amazon's smart speakers
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• Canva joins Atlassian in Australia's unicorn club. Who's next?
• Modality: Microsoft Teams is the ideal hub for teamwork
• Cloud UC customers are reluctant to go all in: CommsChoice
• QPC: "We're seeing the creation of a multimodal contact centre"
• Talking UC with Generation-e, Microsoft's biggest APAC Skype integrator
• Be my public cloud partner: Microsoft, AWS, Google try to woo the Australian channel
• Taking control of the NBN: The Aussie resellers becoming RSPs to commandeer the network
• 2017 CRN Fast50 finalists reveal secrets to fast growth and success
• Microsoft, Telstra, Cisco Meraki, Rhipe, Lenovo and HPE discuss partnering for success
• NextDC will have to stump up $280 million or its data centres get sold
• Toshiba reveals Nobuaki Kurumatani as new chief executive, forecasts first profit in years
• Sektor adds TomTom Telematics fleet management to portfolio
• Microsoft reseller, Fast50 company Insync Technology books $2.5 million in Skype, Surface deals
• Mega-merger Trimantium GrowthOps reopens IPO after funding delays
• Microsoft brings its global startup program ScaleUp in Sydney
• IBM sues exec who jumped to Microsoft
• Perth-headquarted Empired's revenues hold firm despite slow start for New Zealand
• CSA founder John Schneider steps down after 30 years
• Google to debut emails that automatically update in Gmail
• Hills expands AV portfolio with Community Professional Loudspeakers' IV6 commercial speaker
• Victoria Police picks Axon as tech supplier for 11,000 body cameras
• MyNetFone reaches $100 million on the back of CCI acquisition
• Tech Data hires dozens of Aussie staff, plans e-commerce launch
• Data#3, ASI Solutions, Intuit Technologies take out top APC by Schneider Electric partner awards
• Kalibrate Asset Management sues IBM for half a million dollars over deal registration dispute
• Winter Olympics was targeted by 'Olympic Destroyer' malware: researchers
• Bluechip Infotech brings professional services automation vendor Computicate to Australia
• Interactive acquires data cleansing and disposal specialist EraseIT
• Thomas Duryea Logicalis hires Brett White as chief security officer for hire from Juniper Networks
• NSW government names Data#3, ASI Solutions, Dell, HP, Ingram Micro and more on ICT service providers' panel
• Poll result: Who will be most successful with voice assistants?
• NBN Co's Bill Morrow says company has hit ambitious targets as activations reach 3.4 million
• DWS revenue slides due to lower demand for IT contractors
• JB Hi-Fi adds a $1 billion in revenue in half-year 2018 thanks to Good Guys and New Zealand businesses
• Murray-Darling Basin Authority taps Datacom for AWS migration
• Microsoft tests ditching passwords for Windows 10 S
• Qualcomm warns of customer losses from proposed Broadcom buyout
• Pyeongchang Winter Olympics organisers confirm cyber attack
• Connectivity distie Comsol recalls USB charger over shock fears
• Digital marketing firm Impelus threatens to sue Telstra over direct carrier billing shutdown
• MuleSoft channel chief Zoe Nicholson departs for CRM vendor
• CSG braces for weaker print equipment sales
• Mobile distributor Cellnet nudges $50 million revenue for half-year
• Google sued for "knowingly" selling faulty Pixel and Pixel XL phones
• Amazon nearly overtakes Microsoft in market value
• Amaysim shares slump after revenue per user declines
• Jonathan Odria takes reins of Exclusive Networks ANZ as fellow Whitegold directors step down
• Optus enterprise revenue slides in Q3
• Apple's proposed Federation Square store faces government backlash
• NBN resellers improving bandwidth after temporary CVC pricing offer - ACCC report
• Veeam updates Australian and New Zealand ProPartner program with new margin opportunities from HPE, VMware, Pure Storage
• Dell Boomi wins Australian deals with UTS, Fred Hollows Foundation and Study Group
• Energizer claims 16-day battery life with smartphone launch
• Dropbox's former Australian channel chief Greg Kieser joins end-point security vendor Ziften
• Aussie cloud software vendor ReadCloud launches on ASX through $6 million capital raising
• Microsoft Australia launches national training scheme in South Australia
• Nutanix seeking third ANZ managing director in three years as Howard Fyffe departs
• SAP appoints former Oracle channel chief Patricia Nance to APAC role
• NBN Co appoints ex-Telstra exec Paul Tyler to CCO role, Karina Keisler to depart in August
• Akamai to cut global workforce by 5 percent, delivers better-than-expected results
• Tablet sales decline for the 13th straight quarter
• Fire hazard prompts recall of Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon
• Microsoft makes free OneDrive for Business offer to hunt Google, Dropbox customers
• Apple sees 'strong demand' for replacement iPhone batteries
• Apple, Cisco and Allianz partner on cybersecurity insurance
• Superloop's CyberHound tackles kids' screen addiction in exclusive deal for Circle by Disney
• APAC businesses lead the world in adopting data analytics: Gartner
• Vocus, NextDC, TPG shares dragged down by Wall Street bloodbath
• Brennan IT launches asset management service
• Broadcom puts in US$121 billion 'final offer' for Qualcomm
• Office 2019 will be exclusive to Windows 10, says Microsoft
• Telstra, Vocus, TPG trial NBN Co's new enterprise fibre
• CIO of Sydney software vendor avoids jail after deleting evidence
• Gigamon makes Australian channel role redundant
• Sapply adds Kemp's pay-as-you-go pricing model
• Qualcomm stock dives amid rumours of Apple switching to Intel
• Amazon.com still finding its feet in Australia
• Rhipe hits $88 million revenue for the half-year, grows Azure and CSP operations
• Lessons from the Meltdown and Spectre debacle
• Google's massive cloud push puts profitability at risk
• Telstra to launch 5G services in 2019
• NBN awards $184 million enterprise Sky Muster contract to Speedcast
• Aussie tech's biggest winners and losers on the ASX in 2017
• Dell admits it is mulling IPO or merger with VMware
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• Vocus names ex-Holden CIO Julie Fahey to board
• Apple gives disappointing forecast despite strong iPhone sales
• Telstra writes off $273 million in goodwill from Ooyala, exits ad tech business
• BEarena deploys Nutanix to hotel chain Frasers Hospitality
• Ingram Micro signs mobile security provider Lookout
• Amaysim starts reselling Apple, Samsung wearables, Google Home
• Reseller jailed for selling dodgy tablets in indigenous communities
• Sydney Trains spends millions on surveillance tech from Critical Room Solutions and Envirocam
• Optus to showcase 5G network at 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games ahead of 2019 launch
• Domino's Pizza taps Datacom to upgrade IT infrastructure
• Here are the biggest political donors in Australian tech
• Melbourne's Ultradata migrates IT in NAB business sell-off
• Harbour ISP's Charles Tym steps down as CEO, names replacement from Harbour IT
• Microsoft Azure grows over 90 percent
• Xerox and Fuji Xerox merge in $7.6 billion deal
• Samsung unveils stock split, record profits
• Leaked government docs reveal NBN Co's privatisation plans