IBM and 2000-Business Objects team up
2000-Business Objects, the world's leading provider of e-business intelligence solutions, has entered into a worldwide reseller agreement with IBM.
Stories by Agnes King
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Seagate offers help
In an effort to make themselves the "easiest storage company to do business with" Seagate Technology has launched a Web site to assist resellers with sales tools, online diagnostics, configuration tools, capability guides and more.
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Channel partners snap up Government contract
Four major channel companies have taken a piece of a $40 million NSW Government teleservices contract aimed at providing more efficient and cost effective services to the public.
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Seagate offers help for resellers
In an effort to make themselves the "easiest storage company to do business with" Seagate Technology has launched a Web site to assist resellers with sales tools, online diagnostics, configuration tools, capability guides and more.
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Volante MD quietly steps aside
Listed reseller Volante announced to the ASX last week its MD Wayne Morris has resigned.
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Calling all CTIs
Sydney-based distributor Intrepid is calling for Computer Telephony Integration (CTI) partners to cater to the middle-market demand for CTI in Australia.
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Local solutions provider Makes It Pay
E-commerce solution provider IT&e has been hailed channel partner of the year at Camtech's Making it Pay channel partner conference.
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UPDATE: Morris resigns from Volante
Listed reseller Volante announced to the ASX late Wednesday its MD Wayne Morris has resigned. Former CFO Simn Duncan is acting CEO until a new managing director is announced.
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Spike, Cyberworks open Hong Kong office
Spike Networks and Pacific Century Cyberworks (PCCW) have completed their joint venture, announcing the first Spike Cyberworks office opening in Hong Kong.
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Morris resigns from Volante
Listed reseller Volante announced to the ASX late yesterday its MD Wayne Morris has resigned.
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OzEmail off the market
After many months of starts and stumbles Australia's second largest ISP, OzEmail, has been taken off the market.
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Harvey Norman swoops on struggling Vox movers
Retail giant Harvey Norman has gobbled up 22 of Brierley Investments' failing Vox electrical and music stores as part of an aggressive expansion in Australia and overseas.
