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Embarcadero kickstarts OEM licensing
Data lifecycle software vendor Embarcadero Technologies has begun rolling out a strategic OEM licensing program for its model-driven data integration software.
Fleur Doidge
May 3 2005 2:18PM
Software
Apple lets loose Tiger OS
The Mac OS X 10.4 client codenamed Tiger brought some 200 new features, notably Spotlight, Apple's new desktop search technology, on its release last Friday.
Russell Redman
May 2 2005 9:54AM
Software
Microsoft, Intel build up patent portfolios
Patents issued to Microsoft and Intel have highlighted an intellectual-property imperative driving technology powerhouses to aggressively build up their patent portfolios.
Alexander Wolfe
May 2 2005 9:35AM
Software
NetSuite eyes up NZ
Online business application provider NetSuite is making a foray across the Tasman, signing New Zealand resellers Asparona and Datacom.
Byron Connolly
Apr 27 2005 4:00PM
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Cogita signs three more resellers for Epicor
Distributor Cogita has signed three new resellers for Epicor manufacturing industry software in Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia.
Fleur Doidge
Apr 22 2005 2:56PM
Software
More ISVs win at Consensus
A record 15 software developers won gongs at the 2005 Consensus Software Awards in Sydney last night, including a stronger than usual contingent from Victoria.
Fleur Doidge
Apr 22 2005 1:25PM
Software
ScanSoft seeks VARs, developers
Speech and imaging systems vendor ScanSoft is seeking VARs for volume opportunities and to incorporate ScanSoft technology into other applications via software development kit licensing.
Fleur Doidge
Apr 20 2005 4:03PM
Software
Doubt over mid-market application VARs
Technology One boss Adrian Di Marco raised doubts about the viability of VARs in the enterprise application mid-market in a statement issued on Tuesday.
Byron Connolly
Apr 19 2005 4:41PM
Software
Application integration, middleware stays strong
The worldwide market for application integration, middleware and portal software rose nearly six percent to US$6.7 billion last year, according to research firm Gartner.
Barbara Darrow
Apr 13 2005 1:14PM
Software
Redmap signs Toshiba OEM deal
Email management software vendor Redmap has signed a worldwide OEM agreement with Toshiba Australia to distribute its multi-function printer software.
Staff Writers
Apr 12 2005 3:29PM
Software
Elcom mulls e-commerce channel
Sydney e-commerce developer Elcom Technology has outlined plans to build a local channel for its homegrown administration tools and ERP products.
Fleur Doidge
Apr 11 2005 3:44PM
Software
Novell tempts partners with higher margins
Open source proponent Novell Australia is tempting resellers with a deal registration program that gives them an extra 15 percent margin if they win new business for the vendor.
Byron Connolly
Apr 11 2005 1:16PM
Software
Man charged over games, DVD piracy setup
A 43-year-old man has been charged with DVD piracy following a police and industry investigator raid that unearthed a massive counterfeiting operation in a Coffs Harbour house in February.
Fleur Doidge
Mar 31 2005 3:02PM
Software
OCS diversifies with online superstore
Novell specialist Open Channel Solutions has signed six new vendors and is considering signing another 16 in a virtual superstore venture that will give its resellers access to a massively expanded portfolio.
Fleur Doidge
Mar 29 2005 12:33PM
Software
Channel too cutthroat, says reseller
A Linux reseller has criticised the IT channel for its cutthroat practices, arguing that even the marginalised bookselling industry has higher ethical standards when making deals.
Fleur Doidge
Mar 24 2005 2:56PM
Software
US, Philippines on the Redmap
Aussie ISV Redmap has opened an office in the US and a joint venture scanning bureau in the Philippines as it presses ahead with sales of its homegrown compliance and archiving software.
Fleur Doidge
Mar 24 2005 2:43PM
Software
Viewlocity eyes expansion via IBM deal
US developer Viewlocity has joined IBM’s ISV Advantage program as part of a bid to ramp up opportunities for its SMB supply chain applications across Australia.
Fleur Doidge
Mar 24 2005 10:24AM
Software
IM attacks on the increase
Organisations need to be aware of the security risks associated with instant messaging, according to one security firm.
Vivienne Fisher
Mar 23 2005 3:38PM
Software
World of Warcraft reaches 1.5 million subscribers
World of Warcraft, the online role-playing game from Blizzard Entertainment, has reached 1.5 million subscribers worldwide.
Staff Writers
Mar 22 2005 1:54PM
Software
Demand for BI software growing
Businesses around the world are tipped to up their spending on business intelligence staff and related software over the next three years, analysts at Gartner Group have said.
Staff Writers
Mar 14 2005 2:29PM
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