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Feds to dump $308M into IT
The Federal government on Thursday announced it would dump $308 million into Australia’s IT industry as part of its $5.3 billion “Backing Australia’s Ability” package.
Claire Doble
May 6 2004, 12:00AM
Hardware
Lead generation: Whose job is it anyway?
Sales lead generation is the responsibility of both the vendor and its partners, and channel companies that rely too much on vendor leads will perish, according to attendees at CRN's Channel Roundtable.
Staff Writers
May 5 2004, 12:00AM
Training & Development
Sony extends notebook range to IT channel
Sony is pushing beyond its retailer comfort zone with its Vaio notebooks, extending long-term relationships with three distributors to net sales in uncharted PC channel waters.
Fleur Doidge
Apr 29 2004, 12:00AM
Hardware
Server printing software developer adds Alstom IT
German software developer and vendor ThinPrint has expanded its channel in Australia, adding Alstom IT as a distributor for its server-based printing applications.
Fleur Doidge
Apr 19 2004, 12:00AM
Hardware
FaCS outsources IT services for $10.8M
The Department of Family and Community Services (FaCS) has outsourced its IT services to Getronics in a three-year $10.8 million deal.
Staff Writers
Apr 1 2004, 12:00AM
Collaboration
QLD provides IT solution for Israel
A Queensland-based Corporate Research Centre for software company SAP has become the primary IT solutions provider for the Israeli Government.
Staff Writers
Mar 25 2004, 12:00AM
Software
Melbourne IT buys Cogent
Domain name seller, Melbourne IT, has agreed to pay $4.5 million for Cogent IPC, a European firm which manages brand protection and control of famous brands on the Internet.
Staff Writers
Mar 19 2004, 12:00AM
Software
Austrade IT export advice hits the road
Austrade hopes to attract fresh blood into the IT export market at Digital Content and Web Services road shows in Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Melbourne from 16 to 19 March.
Staff Writers
Mar 10 2004, 12:00AM
Strategy
Altech takes it up a gear
Over 200 resellers and vendors showed up for the opening of distributor Altech’s new offices in Springvale, Melbourne, as the city revved up for the Formula One Grand Prix.
Sholto Macpherson
Mar 9 2004, 12:00AM
Hardware
Alstom IT buyout nears completion
Alstom IT’s French owners are tipped to hand the distributor over to its Australian buyers next Friday, 27 February.
Fleur Doidge
Feb 17 2004, 12:00AM
Finance
IBM: IT industry ready for next growth cycle
IBM's strong fourth-quarter earnings and revenue prompted the vendor to declare that the IT recession is over and that the industry is poised for a new growth cycle.
Craig Zarley
Jan 16 2004, 12:00AM
Hardware
Former IT Wholesale boss lands at XIT
Former Cellnet senior executive Santo Pappalardo has landed at Brisbane-based startup distributor XIT Distribution, joining four of his former IT Wholesale (ITW) colleagues in the process.
Byron Connolly
Jan 16 2004, 12:00AM
Sales & Marketing
IT pros on New Year jobhunt?
Linux, coupled with governments looking at moving to open source, could offer increased job opportunities for Australian IT professionals this year, according to one recruitment firm.
Claire Doble
Jan 6 2004, 12:00AM
Sales & Marketing
QDI goes it alone
Victorian distributor QD Innovative Computer (QDI) will end its exclusive distribution agency with UK-based PC and notebook assembler Hi-Grade on 15 December, as the distributor cranks up its own brand.
Byron Connolly
Nov 19 2003, 12:00AM
Hardware
News analysis: Williams tackles IT portfolio
In a pre-election cabinet reshuffle, Prime Minister John Howard has put former Attorney-General Daryl Williams in charge of IT. But what are Williams’ views about taking on the new role?
Siobhan Chapman
Nov 4 2003, 12:00AM
Collaboration
IT pros: cash or lifestyle?
IT professionals are increasingly looking at flexible working conditions - rather than just money - when deciding on jobs, according to a recent survey.
Vivienne Fisher
Oct 30 2003, 12:00AM
Finance
IT Wholesale bags Cisco storage distribution
IT Wholesale (ITW) has struck a distribution agreement with IBM to flog Cisco Systems’ family of multi-layer directors and fabric switches.
Byron Connolly
Sep 25 2003, 12:00AM
Collaboration
Alstom IT adds app management
In its third signing in as many weeks, Alstom IT has won exclusive rights to distribute Mercury Interactive application management software in Australia.
Fleur Doidge
Sep 22 2003, 12:00AM
Software
Vic Govt IT upgrade cost blows out
An upgrade of the Victorian Parliament's computer system spiralled out by more than $1.6 million, due to poor management and a lack of skills or experience in the IT unit, an auditor general’s report has found.
Staff Writers
Sep 19 2003, 12:00AM
Hardware
RFID: Could it breach your privacy?
Consumers could have their privacy breached if Radio Frequency Identification is used in manufactured goods, such as clothes, according to some opponents.
Vivienne Fisher
Sep 16 2003, 12:00AM
Collaboration
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