Australian stories
MapR Technologies has achieved more than 100% growth year on year in bookings and billings globally in Q2 2015, with 'great momentum' in Australia.
Arrow ECS secures a deal to distribute EMC's VSPEX Blue in Australia, aiming to simplify IT transformation with hyper-converged infrastructure.
DNA Connect joins Bluechip Infotech in distributing Webroot in Australia as the vendor seeks to expand its local reach.
Businesses need to complete objective, real-time audits in order to catch expense irregularities before they become more serious issues.
The Internet of Things presents challenges for Australian IT departments due to a lack of skills and growing network complexity, says SolarWinds.
Australian IT departments are near the top of the class when it comes to end user satisfaction but BYOD policies appear to be lagging.
Agile Integration has become the first Kiwi company to earn Avaya Platinum Partner status, but its 'business as usual' for the system integrator.
When most of us think Avaya, we think telephony. But there's more to the company than that, with Network Solutions a growing offering for the vendor.
Avaya has found its new ANZ managing director from within, with Jeff Sheard, previously enterprise and government director, stepping into the top job.
Businesses need to be aware of the risks of running out-of-support platforms as Microsoft stops security updates Windows Server 2003.
Wireless networking vendor Cradlepoint has signed its first Australian distributor with promises of big margins and opportunities for local resellers.
Microsoft's Cloud Solution Provider programme grows, adding Dynamics CRM to elevate cloud offerings alongside Azure and Office 365.
Acronis launches new cloud platform to help businesses protect data and recover from disasters #dataprotection #cloud.
Dicker Data has moved into the components market with a deal to distribute select Intel products, including NUC, 2-in-1s and compute sticks.
Fortinet has appointed Ingram Micro Australia as its second trans-Tasman distributor, as it targets new sectors and aggressive growth.
BitDefender is eyeing up the business market and planning a major push into Australia's small, medium and large businesses over the coming year.
The past six months have been non-stop for Weirdly, and this Auckland-based start up shows no signs of slowing down.
Intel Security had launched an Office 365 channel kit, to help resellers up-sell, while also providing dramatically faster protection for customers.
PledgeMe's second equity round has met its minimum goal, meaning the company has raised at least $250,000 of investment.
JB Hi-Fi's NZ general manager has exited the company, but the retailer has reconfirmed its commitment to the market with $15+ million in investment.