Australian stories
Businesses will now be able to market directly to tourists in real time, thanks to a new app launching in New Zealand this week.
Compromised user credentials are the new normal, says Centrify, urging businesses to adopt measures to protect against cyber threats.
We are delighted to welcome Vivienne and Ian when the opportunities for Promapp's regional and global growth continue to go from strength to strength.
Software Defined Networking among Australian companies is set to soar, according to a new survey from KEMP Technologies.
SugarCRM has opened its first data centre in Sydney, with the intent to provide local customers with improved efficiencies and security.
Duo NZ has inked a deal to distribute next-generation endpoint security vendor Bit9 + Carbon Black's offerings in New Zealand.
In Australia, more companies are looking to strengthen their market position through mergers and acquisitions, according to UXC Eclipse.
Most Australian and New Zealand councils are aware of the increasing digital needs of citizens, a new report shows.
Macquarie Telecom has deployed MapR, the big data platform, and says the move is bringing performance and security benefits to the Australian govt.
Enterprise content management vendor Hyland has expanded its Kiwi presence, partnering with Techtonics, who will provide sales and services.
Westcon-Comstor has announced an agreement with X-IO Technologies for the Australia and New Zealand region, covering the vendor's full product range.
UXC set for a $428m takeover by CSC, aiming to forge a leading IT services giant in the region, despite a lowered bid per share.
It's a given that technology will be ubiquitous in every aspect of business, but how it will be used and the impact it will have is up for discussion.
Westcon-Comstor's rebrand signals a strategic shift, promising to revolutionise IT distribution for Kiwi resellers.
MyRepublic's new Gbps UFB service underscores that most SMEs prefer lower-speed, cost-effective plans, proving high speeds aren't always in demand.
Next-generation endpoint security vendor Bit9 + Carbon Black is upping its local play, opening an Australian sales office.
Kemp Technologies is ramping up its Australian presence with the appointment of four new East Coast channel partners.
Kiwi distributor Chillisoft has scooped up the Australian distribution rights for ESET, as the vendor seeks support for a fast growing reseller base.
SingTel is investing S$400 million to build a new data centre in Singapore to meet demand for co-location and cloud services.
Empired continues its multi-million dollar run, signing a $10 million, five year infrastructure managed services contract with Horizon Power.
