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Avaya to buy back $500m of its own stock
Repurchase plan to run over next two years.
Robert Jaques
Feb 16 2007, 9:24AM
Finance
Nokia prepares to get back in the game
Mobile gaming platform to roll out by 2008.
Shaun Nichols
Feb 7 2007, 2:41PM
Mobility
Microsoft CRM pushed back
The next update of Microsoft CRM is now slated to debut in the fourth quarter, a slip from previous plans.
Barbara Darrow
Feb 11 2005, 12:00AM
Software
Complexity crisis to hold back software growth
The worldwide software industry may be continuing its recovery, but the "complexity crisis" that has been plaguing the industry will keep it from reaching the booming double-digit growth rates achieved before the recent recession, according to a new report.
W. David Gardner
Nov 8 2004, 12:00AM
Collaboration
Verykios is back, takes share in Firewall Systems
After a four month sabbatical, former LAN Systems GM Nick Verykios is back in the distribution channel, securing a 14 percent stake in niche security player Firewall Systems joining LAN founder Scott Frew in the process.
Byron Connolly
Sep 6 2004, 12:00AM
Security
Frew back in the channel
After spending five years overseas, LAN Systems founder Scott Frew is back in the channel and has taken a 75 percent stake in security distributor Firewall Systems.
Byron Connolly
Jul 1 2004, 12:00AM
Software
Brocade hits back at McData accusations
Storage vendor Brocade has hit back at claims by rival McData that the former plans to withdraw resources from its channel and de-emphasise sales to medium business in Australia.
Fleur Doidge
Jun 11 2004, 12:00AM
Software
Sydney Mac support centre back on track
AppleCentre Taylor Square chief Ben Morgan has claimed his Mac support centre launch is set for the end of June, after reshuffling renovations to cut short an expected delay until 1 August.
Fleur Doidge
Jun 11 2004, 12:00AM
Hardware
Back in time
Tender notification and management company Tendersearch has begun marketing a service that lets companies responding to tenders more accurately forecast when certain tenders are up for renewal.
Staff Writers
Feb 23 2004, 12:00AM
Collaboration
Open source sneaks in SA govt back door
The South Australian Democrats may have failed so far in their campaign to have legislation passed promoting open source software, but open source products are slowly infiltrating the government nonetheless.
Angus Kidman
Jan 12 2004, 12:00AM
Software
Calculli back in the channel
After 12 months at manufacturer Acer Computer, Michael Calculli is back in the channel, taking up a position as channel sales manager at one of Australia’s largest PC assemblers, Optima Technology Solutions.
Staff Writers
Nov 25 2003, 12:00AM
Sales & Marketing
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