Australian stories
Westcon-Comstor has seen new transacting partners numbers in Australia triple for its cloud solutions, with cloud revenue also growing at triple digit.
Since launching in Australia two years ago, DocuSign's customer base has grown to more than 1,000 local customers.
Managing labour costs can be a big task for many organisations, but gaining better insight into these costs can deliver significant benefits.
The IT industry is enduring a period of high demand and low supply, as the race for organisations to become digital creates a talent shortage.
SD-WAN has graduated to hot topic status in tech circles, and enterprises are turning to this new approach to resolve their connectivity issues.
HPE has added Xstrato CloudRecover to its Australian distributor lineup, with the managed service provider appointed as a specialist HPE software VAD.
Verizon's bold £3.5bn Yahoo buyout to reshape the global digital and mobile landscape, with over a billion users set to be united.
QBE Australia partners with Optus in a multimillion-dollar deal for ICT services that will enhance voice, mobile, and data networks across 42 locations.
Dick Smith Holdings creditors have voted to place the failed business into liquidation in a last ditch effort to recoup some of their lost money.
Brocade and Oper8 have partnered to create a reseller relationship that will bring cloud service delivery and a pay-per-usage model to the ANZ region.
IT community organisation CompTIA has put the call out for those involved in IT to speak out to encourage young girls into IT.
In order to ensure its customers are embracing digital transformation, Fujitsu have developed Digital Business Platform MetArc.
Acronis has appointed former Veritas and Symantec exec Tony Drewitt as ANZ general manager as it looks to triple its size in five years.
Softlink is taking the customer-centric approach to the education and information centre sectors under its wing, with a new organisational structure.
eCommerce and m-commerce heavyweight Alibaba Group is heading down under to ANZ, with plans to open a local Melbourne office in in late 2016.
Three Australian companies have claimed glory in the annual Talent Unleashed Awards and will now compete in the Global Grand Final.
If unbundling can be done well, big players could gain a distinct advantage against the smaller players in the market.
API Talent is bringing Silicon Valley's DevOps ideologies of experimentation, failure acceptance and innovation development to local NZ businesses.
Chorus is looking to recruit an extra 250 technicians and staff to cope with the massive demand for copper and fibre networks.
Westcon-Comstor has added two new staff, including industry stalwart Lance Primrose, as the distie sees strong growth in the local market.