Why Andy Jassy was picked to fill Jeff Bezos’ big shoes at Amazon
The man who built Amazon Web Services into a $40 billion business is taking the big seat at the e-commerce giant.
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How Datto is growing up through new partner program
Datto has launched its new global new partner program across Asia Pacific, hailing the “maturation” of the backup and disaster recovery vendor.
Sapply boosts IoT portfolio with Lantronix
Sapply has secured Australasian distribution rights to Lantronix’s portfolio of hardware, software and service solutions for IoT, edge computing and remote environment management solutions.
OVHcloud doubles Australian server capacity with NextDC
Cloud provider OVHcloud has doubled its server capacity in Australia after striking a new partnership with data centre operator NextDC.
FSG nabs $2.1M govt grant for WA network expansion
Field Solutions Group (FSG) has won a $2.1 million grant from the Western Australian state government to set up its network in the state.
Channel drives global cloud growth as total spend surges
The IT channel is playing an increasingly important role in driving the growth of the cloud industry around the world, as the market hits new heights.
Hostopia Australia pushes into professional services with AWS
Cloud services and hosting provider Hostopia Australia plans to double down on its Amazon Web Services (AWS) partnership as it moves into professional services.
Deal done: Waterman Private Capital to acquire 55 per cent of Fusion5
IT services provider Fusion5 has filled out some details of its deal with private equity company Waterman Private Capital following a Reseller News story last week.
No deal: DXC Technology rejects Atos bid
The board of DXC Technology has flatly rejected Atos’ unsolicited bid to acquire the global services operator after evaluating the proposal.
archTis names new global COO following US expansion
Fresh off the back of its Nucleus Cyber acquisition, ArchTis has appointed a new chief operating officer and president for the United States.
Ampol brings in Rimini Street to manage SAP suite
Ampol has moved away from direct vendor management of its array of SAP products, instead bringing in third-party software support provider Rimini Street to handle its SAP suite.
FTS acquires Canberra consultancy Noetic
Australian IT service provider FTS Group has acquired Canberra-based consultancy Noetic Group in a bid to strengthen its strategic consulting and advisory capability.
MOQdigital launches software asset management practice
Systems integrator MOQdigital has launched a specialist software asset management (SAM) consulting, advisory and managed service practice.
How to prep for becoming an IoT leader
IT pros aim to take on IoT leadership roles as organisations deploy more connected devices and build the infrastructure to support them.
Why Microsoft’s latest cyber security milestone should have other vendors worried
Does Microsoft’s growth in cyber security represent an “existential” threat to potential competitors in the market?
Fujitsu Australia earns VMware Cloud Verified certification
Fujitsu Australia has joined VMware’s Cloud Verified partner program, giving its customers access to a variety of cloud infrastructure services from the virtualisation vendor.
Chipset delay puts new NBN HFC orders on ice
NBN Co is to stop taking orders for new hybrid fibre coaxial (HFC) services due to a global shortage of chips.
Ingram Micro flags coming Cloud Marketplace attractions
Ingram Micro Cloud has outlined a series of impending updates to its Cloud Marketplace.
How IT must adapt to the emerging hybrid workplace
User support, the relationship with HR, and front-office technologies will require a rethink as distributed digital work becomes the new reality.
Australia's Vection and HP team up for VR OEM deal
ASX-listed independent software vendor (ISV) Vection Technologies has teamed up with HP to co-create a new range of virtual reality (VR) solutions.
Mapping the threat landscape in 2020
The global pandemic, COVID-19, has caused some of the most significant disruptions to the way we work and live that we’ve seen in generations. As one UN report found, close to a third (27 per cent) of workers in high-income nations have the capacity to work from home, and through the pandemic close to that entire demographic would have shifted entirely to remote work.. Read more
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Why fibre is crucial to the future of 5G
To support 5G’s growth and capabilities, mobile service providers will need access to high-capacity, reliable fibre backhaul in the right places
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