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Manaccom opens China operation
Australian software publisher Manaccom would spend $500,000 establishing an office in the Chinese industrial city of Shenzen, to tap into one of the world’s fastest growing IT markets.
Byron Connolly
Jul 13 2005 10:45AM
Software
Pastel, Sage distributors merge
Sage accounting software distributors Pastel Software and Sage Distribution have merged to form a new entity dubbed Software Alliance Group.
Staff Writers
Jul 8 2005 4:45PM
Software
Inquisite seeks resellers for web survey software
US vendor Inquisite has signed its first Australian reseller and seeks more to target what it believes is a multi-million dollar opportunity for its web survey software and services in Australia.
Fleur Doidge
Jul 7 2005 10:40AM
Software
Oracle-PeopleSoft partner merge begins
Large Oracle reseller Red Rock Consulting has bought leading PeopleSoft partner BML in a deal tipped to maximise gains and signal a wave of partner consolidation after last year's Oracle-PeopleSoft merger.
Fleur Doidge
Jul 5 2005 2:47PM
Software
Ansearch and destra to share hosting, marketing
destra Corporation and new search engine company Ansearch have signed a heads-of-agreement to share hosting services and marketing roles.
Staff Writers
Jul 5 2005 12:20PM
Software
SMB software market tipped to grow
The Australian SMB packaged software market is expected to reach $881 million in 2005, an increase of 13 percent from 2004.
Staff Writers
Jul 5 2005 10:32AM
Software
Shane Warne brings more fun to the phone
Fans can now have Shane Warne on their phones, with Korean mobile games developer Com2uS announcing a Shane Warne Cricket for Mobile game.
Damien Virulhapen
Jun 30 2005 10:51AM
Telco/ISP
FrontRange flags Aust reseller drive
CRM software vendor FrontRange has hired a channel manager to handle an increased push through the Australasian channel across all five lines of its business.
Fleur Doidge
Jun 30 2005 10:00AM
Software
BMC ups channel recruitment drive
Enterprise software vendor BMC wants more partners to help it drive into the identity and access management market.
Fleur Doidge
Jun 24 2005 1:00PM
Software
MYOB takes 35 percent stake in NetReturn
SME accounting software provider MYOB has invested $7 million for a 35 percent stake in NetReturn, the exclusive Australian distributor of the NetSuite range of web-hosted business management software.
Byron Connolly
Jun 24 2005 12:30PM
Software
Aust game developers tackle Tokyo
A group of Victorian ICT and computer games companies have headed to Japan on a trade mission.
Staff Writers
Jun 20 2005 2:49PM
Software
Linux desktops not taking off: IDC
Linux has not taken off on the desktop, according to an IDC study of the local whitebox PC market.
Staff Writers
Jun 20 2005 1:18PM
Software
Management buyout saves Foursticks
Troubled network performance software developer Foursticks has been saved by a management buyout.
Staff Writers
Jun 20 2005 11:00AM
Software
MTG buys supply chain specialist
Meier Technology Group has bought a Sydney-based supply chain specialist, Evolve 360, in a deal that lifts the group's total number of staff to 50 and combined revenue to $12 million.
Staff Writers
Jun 17 2005 4:14PM
Software
Businesses fail on software licensing
Many Australian companies are paying 30 percent more or less than they should be for software licensing, a software vendor said.
Fleur Doidge
Jun 16 2005 5:00PM
Software
Allette Systems signs with Arbortext
US vendor Arbortext has signed system integrator Allette Systems to help it open up the Australasian market for its enterprise publishing software and services.
Staff Writers
Jun 15 2005 2:40PM
Software
Oracle Consulting wins $67m WA deal
Oracle Consulting has won a $67 million, 10-year contract to help deliver a shared corporate services project to the Western Australia government.
Staff Writers
Jun 14 2005 10:10AM
Software
Apple punts Store Affiliate program
Apple has launched a website affiliation program aimed at driving more sales to its own online store.
Fleur Doidge
Jun 7 2005 11:45AM
Software
Melbourne Telcogames signs big UK retailer
Mobile phone games distributor Telcogames has teamed up with a British mobile phone retailer, The Carphone Warehouse, in a move that will get it exposure in 1450 retail outlets.
Staff Writers
Jun 3 2005 4:28PM
Telco/ISP
Can storage save Sun?
Sun Microsystems pulled US$4.1 billion out of its US$7 billion war chest to purchase Storage Technology, a buy that proves the vendor is serious about transforming into a powerhouse in the storage and emerging information lifecycle management (ILM) arenas.
Elizabeth Montalbano
Jun 3 2005 10:05AM
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