Gaming industry disappointed with Classification Bill
The gaming industry has expressed frustration that new legislation has failed to introduce an R18+ classification.
Stories by Tim Lohman
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Regional success fuels Optima channel growth
Optima has now signed 30 dealers since announcing its plans to build a reseller channel at the end of last year.
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Media Centre coming to Australia, at last
Microsoft has announced that its Windows XP Media Centre software will finally reach Australian shores by the end of the year.
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Enterprise applications to bounce back: IDC
Improved economic conditions will propel the Australian enterprise applications market to a 9.1 per cent rise and a value of $632.2 million by the end of the year, according to a recent IDC study.
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RAD leverages past for future
New applications and increasing inter-office traffic are drivers for change in data and voice convergence according to network access equipment manufacturer, RAD Data Communications.
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Intel’s Pentium M, wireless future unveiled
The mobile ecosystem is evolving and on the up and up, according to Intel.
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Ingram Micro using road show to push SMB focus
Resellers should take a closer look at storage, networking and security opportunities in the SMB market, according to broad-based distributor, Ingram Micro.
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Sudden departure for Sandilands
Security vendor, Fortinet, is looking for a new A/NZ country manager after the sudden departure of Peter Sandilands.
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Do your own distribution deal
As part of a national campaign to gain distributors, dyoServices has appointed Ectropycorp as a distributor for its flagship product, dyoBackup.
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DRAM prices continue to fluctuate
Month-end pressure has seen DRAM prices drop by 15 per cent, according to Synnex.
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Acer rises to Dell’s kiosk challenge
Acer has picked up the gauntlet thrown down by Dell’s recently announced plans for multimedia kiosks. Less than a week after its direct-dealing competitor opened the doors of its first outlet in Sydney, Acer has said it plans to open its own versions within mass merchant stores during the next four to six weeks.
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Internet brings IT closer for far flung defence
Frontline Defence Services (FDS) has brought access to IT closer for Australian Defence Force personnel for the past 10 months. And the reseller says that IT is a growing category for its phone and online sales.
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Government pledges $308m in ICT funding
The Federal Government has committed $5.3 billion to continue and grow its Backing Australia’s Ability program. The announcement was made by the Minister of Communications, Information, Technology and the Arts, Daryl Williams, at the CeBIT show in Sydney yesterday.
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New services focus for people telecom
Australian telecommunications provider, people telecom, has announced a new IP-based desktop management tool, peoplenet.
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Synnex to distribute Western Digital
IT distributor, Synnex Australia, is to distribute Western Digital hard drives. The deal comes as an extension of a global agreement between the companies.
