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• Ericom acquires MSP M2K technology Solutions
• DXC turns to Australia’s Bigtincan for sales improvements
• Insentra signs to re-activate IGEL in Australia
• Phishing emails imitating PM Scott Morrison crop up
• Optus cops $504,000 fine for email, SMS spam
• Digital Transformation Agency makes life easier and harder for channel
• IBM CEO Ginni Rometty to step down
• Avast pulls plug on Jumpshot after data privacy scandal
• Skills shortage biggest roadblock to digital transformation: IDC
• NBN Co quits direct sales after retailer anger
• Kaseya ups mobile game with combined PSA, RMM app
• Citrix appoints new ANZ boss
• Cloud is starting to smell a lot like legacy tech
• Microsoft hails channel as cloud revenue soars
• TPG, iiNet customers hit by brief nationwide outage
• Veritec to move the Australian Electoral Commission to Azure
• RXP Services lowers guidance following deferred project, slower returns
• Vocus calls for NBN Co to close 'direct sales' team
• Microsoft flags major certification changes
• Apple Australia rakes in $9.39 billion
• ACMA hauls Sydney-based Red Telecom to court
• Citrix appoints new APJ channel chief
• Channel fears sluggish economy - CRN poll
• OKI Data promotes Tony Grima to MD
• Spirit Telecom snaps up Cloud BT, signals Sydney push
• JCurve rides NetSuite rocket, signals partner push
• Smartsheet seeks local partners
• G Suite hit the Snooze button this morning
• Andrew Tridgell and Genevieve Bell awarded Australia Day honors
• Why you shouldn't send any emails this weekend
• Queensland ISP Freenet director jailed for up to six years on fraud charges
• Intel predicts 2020 will be a turnaround year
• Double 'delight' awaits VMware upgraders
• Sydney's mcr IT nets HPE OEM integrator accreditation
• Amazon asks court to pause Microsoft's US$10 billion JEDI contract
• AWS reveals rollback required to restore Sydney outage
• Citrix changing some channel incentives
• AWS cloud issues hit Sydney region
• Tradewinds teams with Network Solutions Group
• Backup vendor Cohesity appoints new ANZ boss
• UPDATE: Citrix delivers more security fixes, urges instant deployment
• Sonos updates stop older speakers from working
• Defence spends big with Data#3, IBM and Telstra
• Honeylight Consulting deploys Nutanix to construction company MiTek Australia
• Data#3, Fujitsu, NTT named biggest govt winners of 2019
• Cloud IaaS provider OrionVM bulks channel sales team
• Microsoft partner Eighty20 recruits Paul Scott as first MD
• Tech Data signs video collaboration vendor Lifesize
• Check Point to guarantee margin for clients on hit-list
• Security trainer KnowBe4 ramps up ANZ presence
• Synnex adds device management vendor Jamf
• Sydney's Next Telecom acquires four Melbourne-based NBN resellers
• Forward IT, SXiQ score CSIRO storage contracts
• AWS slashes DR prices by 80 percent
• Data#3 says it'll ace H1 profit target
• Veeam ‘streamlines’ channel by replacing Tech Data with Dicker Data
• Brisbane MSP and PC reseller Stardot bows out, citing tough retail market
• Apple CEO Cook calls for tax overhaul
• Netskope scoops Symantec's Geoff Prentis
• Ingram brings wireless power player Chargifi to Australia
• GrowthOps spins out Salesforce Einstein AI business
• Google partner Servian builds AI tool for Fox Sports
• Nutanix ANZ boss Jamie Humphrey departs
• Kogan sees 'infinite growth' from Marketplace
• Why you should never tell a client a project will be hard
• Cisco warns 87 faulty WiFi AP models may need replacement
• Data#3 scores extended Win 7 support at Defence Department
• Business Aspect co-founder Dave Lennon exits
• Toshiba to revise past financial statements
• Just quit smoking? Maybe quit mission-critical IT ops too
• AWS brings its chatbots to Sydney
• DXC-owned Bluleader scores Transport NSW contract
• Melbourne's Basis Networks snags contract wins after two ISO accreditations
• McAfee replaces CEO
• Cisco outlines five future partner program improvements
• IBM Power partners get Google alternative
• Ethan Group, NTT score with Services Australia
• Distributor Hills upgrades infrastructure with Extreme Networks kit
• Software and services sales to surge: Gartner
• The new Microsoft Edge has arrived: here's what you need to know
• Google Cloud surprises channel with expanded services
• VMware preps partners for extra Q1 changes
• Zscaler channel chief jumps to security training vendor KnowBe4
• Consultancy Sourced Group shuffles leadership
• Microsoft partners only have two weeks left to sign new agreement
• Windows 7 end of life further boosts global PC sales
• Cisco security kit loses power to update itself
• Channel won $500m in Canberra during Q4 '19
• Azure Australia wins new privacy protection
• Microsoft patches Windows flaw affecting digital certs
• Canberra's Forward IT scores ASIC Microsoft Surface deployment
• DC services upstart Techflow launches dedicated AWS colocation platform
• Arq Group's bushfire app could be up for sale
• Security segmentation vendor Illumio launches channel program
• Canberra's Citadel Group develops AV tech support app
• Why Correct Solutions opted out of an acquisition
• NTT Australia scores $5.8 million Splunk deal with Home Affairs
• Aussie Broadband tracks customers affected by bushfires
• Epicon, Accenture and Data#3 score with ATO
• Equinix appoints Guy Danskine as new Australian leader
• NBN Co upgrades some slow FTTN services to fibre
• UXC founder Geoff Lord named Tesserent chair
• Ex-Data#3 exec Phil Dickman joins Intuit Technologies
• NSW govt streamlines IT procurement for small, low risk orders
• What will be your biggest business challenge for 2020?
• IBM names new Asia Pacific chief
• Amazon, SAP, Telstra pitch in for bushfire relief
• HP rebuffs Xerox takeover again despite US$24b financing
• Sydney Trains seeks Mitel partner for switch, server support
• 5G Networks lures Servers Australia as first indirect channel partner
• Melbourne's Datamavic signs on as VOSS Solutions partner
• Sydney's IT&C acquires Brisbane-based D&G Solutions
• Perth's Diversus joins Rio Tinto IT panel
• Vodafone Australia taps Nokia for 5G network
• Vocus coughs up $35 million to settle class action