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• Adelaide offers “roaming” wireless
• Panareef signs Alphawest as reseller
• AT&T gets channel friendly
• No plans for Aust layoffs: Sun
• Government gets tough on spam
• Athlon 64 for desktops hits market
• Intel unveils mobile phone technology
• UPDATE: Athlon 64 support high, chips low
• LAN Systems wins Nokia prize again
• Java group mulls over nominations
• Microsoft monoculture a US national security risk: report
• Resellers not adding value
• Telstra, Vodafone partner on project
• ANAO reappoints Unisys for $4.8 million contract
• Athlon 64 support high, chips low
• DiData layoffs reflect low demand
• Mobile number porting gets thumbs up
• IT Wholesale bags Cisco storage distribution
• CA gets IDC security accolade
• WebCentral manages new Exchange
• Chubb scraps ERP project
• Fastest desktop processor: AMD
• Nokia N-Gaged in mobile gaming
• Upstart sets pace in VoIP sales race
• Distributor to manage PGP channel
• Aust company tracks athletes
• Alstom IT adds app management
• Vic Govt IT upgrade cost blows out
• eXeed triples vendor ranks
• No more copper: Gelsinger
• ACS slammed over patent response
• Web services gains a long way off
• The colour of IP telephony
• ACCC launches inquiry
• Users not coping with email: survey
• Another distributor leaves HP
• Oracle unshakeable on unbreakable promise
• Oracle remains mum on revenue figures
• Aust companies warned to patch
• Compliance driving IT spend: study
• Aust business lax on IT security?
• Cellnet appoints new telecoms GM
• ATO’s Peter Wilson retires
• Intel gets extreme
• Sun challenges Microsoft in integration wars
• One radio fits all
• SHDSL re-enters the market
• RFID: Could it breach your privacy?
• Channel to vendors: Show us some love
• iiNet to buy Ihug
• Business IT security spend to double
• Legislation slated to protect mobile phone users
• The PC Company closes its doors
• LogicaCMG signs $4m Woodside extension
• Oracle keeps PeopleSoft in its scope
• Carly joined at the hip with Oracle
• Panasonic in corporate market play
• Ellison sticks to Grid
• Channel sceptical on Dell pricing
• Japanese crave symmetry
• Simply Wireless joins SkyNetGlobal channel
• KAZ wins Alcoa managed services
• NetComm wins iPrimus ADSL deal
• E-tailer wants $2M
• Netgear ramps sales team
• Cellnet posts $5.2M profit
• Motorola sells its Symbian stake
• Telstra to upgrade phone systems
• Hagemeyer Communications lands in Aust
• eXeed acquires Digiland’s brands
• Power outage impacts telco services
• IBM buys GSA shares
• Mobility key to growth
• Aust Office 2003 availability announced
• WebCentral reports revenue increase
• CASA not flying blind
• Synnex wins lucrative contract
• Maestri Towers getting connected
• Westpac again hit by ‘ghost’ Website
• SMS alerts IT pros to Blaster
• Perth telco takes aim at ADSL profit
• Demand for IT execs falls: survey
• Acting Alcatel CEO appointed
• Cost savings blamed for outsourcing death spiral
• Privacy debate over EHRs
• Broadband buck passed on Sydney failure
• Avaya direct approach miffs channel
• Broadband sneaks up via small firms
• ROI key to IT acquisitions: analysts
• India sourcing threat not so great
• Businesses warned to double-check accounts
• Net peers discuss interconnect
• Westpac hit by ‘ghost’ Web site
• MS increases push off NT 4.0
• Right server can lift ROI: IDC
• CD burning: who loses out?
• Getting wireless InFocus
• Keycorp Kiwis fly
• Syntropy heads up e-commerce patent fight
• IBM buys Sydney developer
• Channel welcomes Open Value
• Request for more complex channel
• Zultys answers VoIP call
• More email guards sought
• Consolidation on the horizon?
• Linus on SCO, Microsoft
• Businesses alerted to spam risk
• IBM strengthens channel focus
• Tassie TOTE signs Getronics
• Ingram, Acer challenge Dell, whitebox (updated)
• CA hints at security acquisitions
• Aust companies win channel awards
• CA talks up on-demand computing
• Veritas Aust GM quits
• Distributor tackles US market
• ANZ struck by fraudulent spam
• ACA calls to retain jamming ban
• Volante to post $4m profit
• Perth developer targets 50% growth rate
• MS partners feel the cold
• Police uncover suspected false ID ring
• Web site defacement risk debated
• US firm offers $110m for SecureNet
• Hacker contest impact uncertain
• EMC, BMC cosy up
• Remora sucks up Sun
• Yahoo! for Net cafe anniversary
• Increased peering favoured
• SkyNetGlobal deploys hotspots
• Moses moves to WatchGuard
• Gas emissions online with LogicaCMG
• Daisytek in liquidation
• Bugbear tops virus threats
• Aust IT execs on the jobhunt?
• No adequate answer to email risk: META Group
• Next Byte’s a corporate Apple
• Technology One completes internal restructure
• HP tendering for supplies distributor
• Cellnet acquires Cassa
• NASA recognises Vic integrator
• Apple G5 harvest for August
• Microsoft plays OneNote
• Hack attacks multiply in June
• EMC in channel program blitz
• MXL ramps up its software
• Alcatel lifts trans-Tasman telco stake
• W3C releases latest version of SOAP
• HP equips ProLiant servers with SuSE Linux
• Broadband: what’s the hold up?
• Integrator gives JB Hi-Fi a new voice
• MYOB increases earnings
• Daisytek supply chain breaks
• Victorians cluster in .NET
• Developer aims to ease upgrade process
• Wireless power line connections available
• NetStar goes west
• EMC takes Commander
• Cisco resellers to jump ship?
• Integrator tunes car repair franchise
• Aussie businesses being “hoodwinked” on IT spend
• WhiteGold adds eEye security products
• Gen-I wins outsourcing deal
• GfK tackles Kiwi market
• Integrator engineers mobile success
• Phoenix acquires Marketing Results
• Two NSC arms to carrier growth
• Tax office hunts for new CIO
• IT Wholesale signs NEC
• City Software swallows E-Store
• Group takes developers worldwide
• Ingram shifts Imation data storage
• KAZ boss to quit as CEO
• Next Byte continues expansion
• Fone Zone buys MPC
• HP initiates distributor review
• Hotels no heartbreak for EMT
• Exeed to push Hutchison 3G
• More about SCO vs. Linux
• GfK acquires Inform
• Spycam vendor expands ANZ channel
• AT&T targets WA billions
• Bugbear-B infections drop
• Microsoft SARS fears move show
• Channel welcomes Software Assurance updates
• Microsoft agrees to Apple complaints
• EMC gets even cosier with Dell
• Alcatel dives into data
• D-Link, NCR strike services deal
• Digiland grabs 3Com agency
• Short Takes: Week of June 10
• Microsoft announces radically improved FrontPage
• Spam under the spotlight
• IT: A crisis of complexity?
• Watch out: SPOT devices coming
• Windows Storage Server 2003?
• Touchbase networks RACQ with Avaya
• Digiland gets its Gold back
• Property sector cuts the cables
• Microsoft feeling the Office pinch
• eSys signs Maxtor
• Companies urged to tighten security practices
• Leading Solutions buys Scala Australia
• Voice integrator grows distribution arm
• Microsoft calls for beta feedback
• TechEd 2003 kicks off Exchange 2003 rollout
• Ingram opens longer
• Short Takes: Week of June 2
• Optima makes notebook play
• Australian Defence Organisation manages its learning
• Daisytek Australia in administration
• EMC opens a distribution channel
• Trend Micro program prunes resellers
• Instant channel recipe
• DOJ: Microsoft is on its own
• Unisys bags $37M airport deal
• Microsoft to license UNIX source code
• Gartner: Drop Microsoft Passport
• Short Takes: Week of May 26
• Intel gets real about servers
• Telstra picks the BlackBerry
• Macquarie spruiks web conferencing
• Oakton to buy Aston IT Group
• Resellers to offer Sun training
• D-Link does the shuffle
• Thin-client players to battle it out
• Piracy hits Apple music store
• Harris hits the Feds
• Short Takes: Week of May 19
• Semiconductor innovation accelerates
• Quadtel in administration
• Ingram opens QLD office
• Government should drive broadband growth
• Cyber crime costs double for Aussie businesses
• Short Takes: Week of May 12
• Telstra ADSL fades to black
• Microsoft preps first Yukon beta
• Xbox announcements jump start E3
• Check Point offers multi-layer app security
• Budget provides
• Ex-Oracle boys bring NetSuite to Australia
• BEA meets Wall Street numbers for 1Q 2004
• Telco in a box
• Australia gets a new VoIP player
• NICTA, IBM unite for open source development
• Brother hits corporate market
• Prism bathes in refracted EDS light
• Microsoft previews Virtual Server
• Daisytek files for chapter 11
• Yes Victoria, there is a CIO
• States seek harsher Microsoft penalties
• WebSpy reconstructs its channel
• SecureData, Hitachi in channel deal
• IBM developer tools come to Australia
• Samsung enters The Matrix
• VoIP offers arm to Alcatel
• Cisco boss scores a promotion
• KAZ rebrands, restructures
• Blackcomb to be phased in over time
• HeatherTech in administration
• MultiPLIERS minus the locals
• Express Data gets Wyse on Microsoft, Citrix
• Telstra heavies smaller ISP
• Short Takes: Week of May 5
• Comindico opens a channel
• Ingram records second-best month
• Dell now a bigger threat to the channel
• Kruss takes top job at Digiland
• The plot Quickens
• A Fell swoop on IT future
• Telstra says storm in an Indian outsourcing teacup
• Industry calls channel to arms
• Microsoft agrees to second settlement change
• QIQ takes its tools to Japan
• Computer Associates puts two into one
• Parallel online deal assists Toshiba, HP
• Optima guns for Federal deals
• Symbio switches with Lucent
• BEA appoints the Indians
• WinInfo Short Takes: Week of April 21
• WinInfo Short Takes: Week of April 28
• IP telephony in the big freeze
• Too little, too late for Govt outsourcing
• Aussie Brocade staff may face axe
• Hutchison holds breath, counts to three
• IT Wholesale boss quits
• Exchange 2003 gets antispam, antivirus
• Toshiba credits channel
• Legend QDI hits Australian shores
• 3GHz Pentium 4 delay indefinite
• IBM overlooks Aussie SMBs
• Microsoft opens up shared source program
• Any device, any place?
• EDS get $300M tax gig
• Privacy concerns hinder RFID rollout
• IBM cranks up monitoring engine
• Microsoft, Sun looking at AMD Opteron
• Alston blows own trumpet
• Global web host on the prowl
• WebCentral wins Qld schools $20.3m ISP deal
• SpeechWorks torks ‘Strine
• Biotech industry boosts tech spend
• Grey marketing gamble
• Ex-Digiland GM back in distribution
• Specialise – or go bust
• Microsoft signs up Universities
• Tennyson to lose SOX in broadband gamble
• AT&T opens a channel
• Windows XP update boosts wireless security
• Channel focuses on business benefits
• Ex-HP GM lands at junior telco
• Fuji-Xerox merges internally
• Network Appliance to pump up channel sales
• ED gets XML
• Anti-piracy laws could reap billions
• Digiland hires 16 amid restructure
• Sun releases low-cost servers
• Short takes: week ending April 7
• AOL asks FCC to remove IM restriction
• Intel scared off by SARS
• Reckoning gets bigger
• Forrester: users do not trust Microsoft
• Microsoft shortlisted for ‘most invasive project’
• Lundy pans Government IT outsourcing
• Quadtel turns profit – finally
• Commander buys RSL COM
• Citrix promises to keep the faith in suite release
• Short Takes: News briefs
• Better the outsourcer you know
• Powerlan reports $2.6M profit
• WinInfo short takes
• Microsoft warns about IIS WebDAV component
• Keycorp wins McDonalds
• Borland readies enterprise suites
• Digiland to restructure
• SoftwareMark pilot hits Tassie
• Business needs security attitude upgrade
• IP products, services healthy
• Toshiba loses its top spot
• SCO evidence falls flat in Sydney
• NCR pushes managed services
• Fleet tracking harnessing GPS
• Sobig, Blaster drive August into security infamy
• Worms cost business millions a day
• Want credit? Ask Fuji-Xerox
• Macworld confirmed, no sign of Apple
• Alstom IT secures NetScreen
• Satellite broadband channel ramps up
• Server market revival?
• Fujitsu ramps up VoIP push
• NetComm grows ADSL sales
• AT&T beefs up managed services
• Data #3 reports $2.26M profit
• Sun and Fujitsu market IP ‘me-too’
• Mudslinging in the voice channel
• Wireless SA police network up
• Mobile restructure pending appeal
• Mac1 adds three
• Brightpoint back on track, claims Wong
• Jail term for Dotnet director
• ScanSoft, DiData kiss under Holly
• Alstom IT’s Hale retrenched
• $3.5M for satellite broadband
• e-crime proposals labelled ‘censorship’
• ASI masters forensic IT
• Keep it simple for customers: Telstra
• SAP in SMB channel drive
• SkyNetGlobal buys its sole distributor
• Aust reseller in Microsoft inner circle
• Resellers targeted in Pacific net
• Don’t believe the IP telephony hype
• Ingram signs Fujitsu
• Traffic jams remain unsolved
• Battle against Blaster continues
• CSC profits jump 64 percent
• Tech Pac launches enterprise group
• ACCC calls on Telstra in bundling
• Chinese owner turns to Aussie hires
• Apple tackles channel unrest
• Aussie giants like Linux: Gartner
• Toshiba reworks its channel
• Natcomp brings Daewoo to Australia
• Dicker to go it alone [updated]
• Borland to hit the big boys
• Dicker Data sale off
• Vendors to blame for WLAN insecurity
• Brisbane PIPE widens
• Tennyson may keep SOX on
• Aust govt attempts to ban spam
• Up with the enterprise
• Cyberprivacy: Is it possible?
• Channel could be liable for SCO copyright infringement
• Acer aims to entertain
• Windows 2000 SP4 kills 3ds max files
• Java sees stars
• SCO secret unveiled
• Kink in techno loop?
• Turn of the worm
• Microsoft licensing to change?
• Jobs talks up G5 Power Macs
• Windows Activation De-Activated
• Broadband acceptance on the rise: IDC
• Free phones still too expensive
• CSIRO boosts web services privacy standards
• St George detects net fraud
• Microsoft details Longhorn roadmap
• First look at Longhorn graphics
• Microsoft to provide preview of Longhorn
• EFTPOS gets more Intellect
• Cyber war a mere act of vandalism
• Office 2003 delayed
• Spammers or hackers?
• Judge: no class action in Microsoft suit
• Government ICT report slammed
• Intel recalls new Pentium 4
• Terminator 2 DVD to ship with WMV 9
• Apple hears the music
• E-store in liquidation
• Fat Controller gets networked
• Last days for E-Store?
• Pirates drag anchor on IT industry
• Microsoft tackles lucrative VoIP market
• Office 2003 bundling & licensing plans revealed
• Windows Server 2003 RTM
• Microsoft limits Hotmail to stop spam
• Microsoft quits web services panel
• Microsoft announces MOM 2004
• Europe finds Microsoft guilty