Australian stories
Fortinet has been awarded New Zealand Network Security Vendor of the Year 2015, by Frost & Sullivan on the back of increasing market share.
Rugby World Cup fans are going to be able to vote on a new category at the World Rugby Awards, via a hash tag on Facebook.
John Donovan departs as VMware's ANZ channel chief for a US security firm after shaping the company's regional strategy for 5 years.
'Unprecedented' expansion has seen UltraServe more than double its contracted base of customers in the past year, adding 15 new staff along the way.
Fujitsu is refreshing its mini desktop and Lifebook notebooks, favouring 'human needs over large and noisy technology requirements'.
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise has signed Nexon as an enterprise cloud solutions and services partner - with more to come.
Tomizone, the managed WiFi services provider headquartered in Auckland, is rolling out its services to 200 more bank retail branches throughout Aussie.
This week Goodson Imports, along with Google for Work and AOPEN Australia, is hosting a Commercial Chrome Devices intro session in Auckland.
New Zealand's lack of investment in Research & Development is hampering its business growth, says Grant Thornton Global Dynamism Index.
Westcon-Comstor is aiming to give its Australian Cisco resellers the edge with the launch of the distributor's Westcon-Comstor brand locally.
Lucasfilm has announced the exact day and time that tickets for Star Wars: The Force Awakens will be available for New Zealand fans.
Kogan Mobile partners with Vodafone to disrupt the telco space, offering bargain deals and Qantas points to savvy shoppers.
The NBN has released a new three-year construction plan with construction to 7.5 million premises due to start in the next three years.
VMtech has claimed double glory at the NetApp Insight 2015 Conference, picking up awards for its FlexPod work - and an individual honour.
Microbe and ESET are teaming up with Connecting Up to provide Australian not for profits and charities with free and discounted security.
Viocorp, the cloud based video platform provider based in Australia, is working with the government to make web content more accessible.
The event features key presentations from CIOs from high profile organisations in Australia will discuss digital transformation and leadership.
A massive shift from centralised corporate resources to distributed, interconnected IT infrastructure is underway as businesses seek revenue growth.
Traditional enterprise application suites - particularly ERP - are falling by the wayside as companies turn to PaaS and best-of-breed apps.
Gaming enthusiasts, nab your final PAX Aus tickets! Melbourne preps for a captivating weekend of panels, shows and gaming galore.
