Australian stories
Symantec hopes to play a significant role in Australia's 15-year data centre strategy, leveraging its strong government relationships, says VP Craig Scroggie.
Blue Coat takes aim at Cisco and Riverbed by introducing virtual WAN optimisation appliances, offering more flexibility and choice for customers and resellers.
Oceanus UK has acquired Australian company Erilis to expand its global footprint and develop new business in Asia Pacific.
Tandberg has partnered with Datacraft to bolster its presence in New Zealand, aiming to address the growing demand for video conferencing solutions.
Mark Callander steps in as CallPlus CEO, steering the company towards local loop unbundling in Hamilton, nationwide WiMAX rollout, and expanding MVNO services.
Blue Coat Systems' new Sydney data centre will swiftly boost web security for New Zealand users, combating phishing, spyware, and trojans more effectively.
Rod Drury, Stephen Tindall and Sam Morgan have announced today they are backing the creation of an international cable to rival Telecom's Southern Cross Cable.
Leigh Howard has been named Managing Director for Australia, while Wendy O'Keeffe continues to serve as Executive Vice President for the Asia Pacific region.
Gentrack signs watertight deal Outpost Central and Gentrack have partnered to deliver real-time water consumption information to consumers.
Gentrack has secured a deal to supply its Velocity software to Energy Response, enhancing demand response capabilities in Australia and New Zealand.
Sitecore expands into New Zealand with new sales office and plans to partner with 11 new companies within the next year.
Sitecore currently provides CMS software, online marketing automation, web analytics and intranet portals to New Zealand organisations.
Managing Director Paul Johnston (pictured) has told The Channel that there's been little negativity from Simms and Dell's move into the local market.
Automotive firm Exego Group (best known for the Repco brand) has said it's boosted its IT infrastructure more than threefold using Riverbed technology.
Australia is being monitored by an<br />organisation dedicated to freedom of information, because of its plans to<br />introduce compulsory Internet filtering.
For the first time ever, three IT companies have topped Hewitt's Best Employers in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) survey.
Telecom International CEO Matt Crockett critiqued Pacific Fibre's $900 million cable project, questioning its geographic feasibility and latency claims.
SPIN plans to challenge Southern Cross with a new Pacific cable landing in Auckland, signalling fresh competition in NZ's broadband market.
The network video provider has signed up Hills Electronic Security to distribute the full range of Axis products in New Zealand.
The HR and software services provider has said it is to strengthen its business with the acquisition of the HR management division of Convergys.
