Australian stories
iGel Technology is ramping up its local presence and promising resellers potentially more lucrative deals than those gained through selling PCs.
Leave admin is becoming more complicated as regulations increase, making this area one of the most challenging aspects of workforce management.
Cloud-based communications vendor xMatters has launched a global partner program promising 'significant revenue opportunities' for partners.
UXC Eclipse has continued its acquisition trail, snapping up the Microsoft Dynamics AX and Business Intelligence divisions of NZ's Koorb Consulting.
A pan flute playing South American llama is the headline act as Schneider Electric pushes its 'operational intelligence' approach to IoT.
Westcon Group NZ has reported a 7.1% increase in revenue, but seen profit after tax slide 9.8% for the year ending February 28, 2015.
ShoreTel is revamping its partner program, paving the way for local partners to easily incorporate its cloud offerings when they become available here.
Intralinks has teamed up with HP to offer its solutions at a new data centre in Australia, with the hopes of addressing data sovereignty concerns.
A Kiwi online platform which helps teach financial education by creating a virtual 'classroom currency' has snapped up a top Australasian award.
Businesses must rebuild public confidence in their ability to store and protect NZ citizens' personal information, says John Kendall of Unisys.
The workstations are thinner and lighter, with updated graphics technology, new processors, memory and storage.
Dicker Data has scooped up two top distie awards from key vendors, while boss David Dicker is a double finalist in the Executive of the Year awards.
Smart Technologies has launched its kapp product family in Australia and New Zealand, targeting the education and business sectors.
Lenovo's New Zealand operations have posted healthy increases in sales and services revenues to record a solid increase in profit.
Lenovo Australia and New Zealand saw a 50% jump in revenue from sale of goods for the year ending 31 March, 2015.
OK has established a direct presence in New Zealand, opening an Auckland office with the vendor, opening the door to work more closely with partners.
Microsoft has unveiled the opening date for its Sydney flagship store, which will be one of the two biggest stores to date for the vendor.
Students, teachers and staff now have access to a world of online resources for eLearning, research, collaboration and administration.
TPG signs up as Vodafone MNVO and agrees to deliver dark fibre and network services to Vodafone in a $1 billion deal.
Sonos has announced a new flagship smart speaker, the Play:5, and its Trueplay tuning software will be available later this year.
