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Distributor praises IBM program
Fleur Doidge  | Jul 15, 2003
IBM’s new SMB-focused Value Advantage Plus program strengthens Big Blue’s commitment to the Australian channel, ...
 
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Hotspot missing link found
Valens Quinn  | Aug 6, 2003
If things go as planned, the number of hotspots in Australia could increase dramatically.
 
Networking
New KVS territory heads
 | Aug 11, 2003
Email archiving and content lifecycle management company KVS has appointed two new territory managers to drive ...
 
Networking
Connect in IP, voice play
Byron Connolly  | Aug 11, 2003
AAPT-owned IP player Connect Internet Solutions this week will launch fresh VPN and voice services for businesses ...
 
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Telstra launches IP telephony
Fleur Doidge  | Aug 18, 2003
Telstra has partnered system integrator Dimension Data and networking giant Cisco to launch an IP telephony service ...
 
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Mobile restructure pending appeal
Fleur Doidge  | Aug 27, 2003
Mobile phone reseller Mobile Innovations has restructured its senior financial team pending the results of an appeal ...
 
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Wireless SA police network up
Fleur Doidge  | Aug 27, 2003
South Australian wireless integrator MIMP Computer Cable has completed the roll-out of a wireless surveillance ...
 
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eXeed turns on 3G
Byron Connolly  | Aug 27, 2003
Distributor eXeed is planning to spin out a separate division over the next 12 months focusing on telecommunications ...
 
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Avaya supports Women's World Cup
 | Aug 27, 2003
Contact centre and communications vendor Avaya is racing to follow up its 2002 FIFA World Cup implementation with a ...
 
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Channel grows new heads
 | Aug 27, 2003
A rash of appointments has hit the channel, with Brightpoint, Fujitsu and LogicaCMG all producing new senior heads ...
 
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auDA launches class action
Vivienne Fisher  | Aug 27, 2003
auDA has launched legal proceedings against a company it alleged has been sending out mailouts that could be ...
 
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IBM buys GSA shares from Telstra, Lend Lease
 | Aug 28, 2003
IBM will acquire the remainder of IBM Global Services Australia (GSA) from joint venture partners Telstra and Lend ...
 
Networking
Mudslinging in the voice channel
Fleur Doidge  | Aug 28, 2003
A senior staffer at Alcatel distributor VExpress claimed the company is poised to poach voice data resellers from ...
 
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Hydro deal offers ISV rewards
Fleur Doidge  | Aug 28, 2003
Global integrator LogicaCMG has signed on for another three years to support and manage electricity generator Hydro ...
 
Security
FBI hunts Sobig perpetrator
Gregg Keizer , Gregg Keizer  | Aug 29, 2003
The FBI is actively investigating the two most recent - and most damaging - worms and viruses, the agency said and ...
 
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Documentum targets publishers with Quark, InDesign integration
John Longwell  | Aug 29, 2003
Documentum is plunging into the publishing market with a vertical market edition of its platform that integrates ...
 
Hardware
Australia included in monitor recall
Kristen Kenedy , Vivienne Fisher  | Aug 29, 2003
Australian consumers are among those being warned about monitors that could potentially overheat and smoke, with IBM ...
 
Mobility
Sun and Fujitsu market IP ‘me-too’
Fleur Doidge  | Aug 29, 2003
Hot on the heels of Telstra’s IP telephony announcement, Sun and Fujitsu have partnered to market a competing ...
 
Finance
Data #3 reports $2.26M profit
Byron Connolly  | Aug 29, 2003
Large Australian integrator Data #3 has reported revenue of $192 million and a net profit of $2.2 million for its ...
 
Networking
AT&T beefs up managed services
 | Aug 29, 2003
Global telco AT&T is ramping up its managed security services portfolio in the Asia Pacific, adding a premises-based ...
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