"Panasonic" news, interviews, and features

Slideshows about Panasonic

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  IN PICTURES: Panasonic kicks off UC Channel Partner Roadshow (+ 11 photos)

  Business telephone systems vendor, Panasonic, and its Unified Communications (UC) distributor CommsPlus Distribution have been travelling across Australia to meet with more than 160 UC channel partners throughout the month of June. In a series of roadshow events, the latest UC IP-PBX and SIP products are being launched to the channel, in combination with a go-to-market strategy that looks to provide partners with a range of training programs to support their sales activity.

  IN PICTURES: Panasonic kicks off UC Channel Partner Roadshow (+ 11 photos)
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  IN PICTURES: Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2016 part 3 (+36 photos)

  Mobile World Congress is the place to be for all the new tech releases and announcements, but it is also interesting to see how each vendor will position itself for the coming year. Some of the booths are truly impressive so we took a walk around the show floor to see who had the most impressive booths and displays. Photos by Chris Player who travelled to Mobile World Congress as a guest of Huawei Australia.

  IN PICTURES: Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2016 part 3 (+36 photos)
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  IN PICTURES: Plan B launches world-first Cloud Archive-as-a-Service with Panasonic

  Reseller News was in attendance as Plan B unveiled its partnership with Panasonic to introduce a world-first innovation in Cloud archive-as-a-service technology.

  IN PICTURES: Plan B launches world-first Cloud Archive-as-a-Service with Panasonic
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  IN PICTURES: Panasonic debuts 98-inch 4K display and B2B portfolio at roadshow

  Panasonic Business Systems launched a series of business-to-business (B2B) products at its 2014 Roadshow, hosted in Melbourne. The event showcased the vendor's toughbooks, proejctors, commercial displays, broadcast and security solutions, and unified communications. A key component of the event was its 98-inch (TH-98LQ70) LED display which uses a 4K panel.

  IN PICTURES: Panasonic debuts 98-inch 4K display and B2B portfolio at roadshow
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  IN PICTURES: A tour of Panasonic's Kounosuke Matsushita Historical Museum

  Panasonic took a group of journalists on a tour through the museum that preserves the life and times of its founder, Kounosuke Matsushita.

  IN PICTURES: A tour of Panasonic's Kounosuke Matsushita Historical Museum
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  IN PICTURES: Panasonic gets Toughbook with Ben Hur

  Panasonic took a bunch of media folk to the grounds of Ben Hur in Homebush. Besides corporate seating, attendees got a backstage tour to witness all the efforts that went into producing the theatrical spectacular. Panasonic also showed off its latest Toughbook machines and devices aimed at the health sector.

  IN PICTURES: Panasonic gets Toughbook with Ben Hur

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News about Panasonic

• Majority of top Asia Pacific tech companies thrived amid COVID-19

  Tencent, TSMC and WPG topped the list for revenue growth.

• Sedcom revamps CatholicCare comms system

  Replaces ageing and legacy equipment with Panasonic communications technology for CatholicCare in Canberra and Goulburn

• Panasonic flags fire hazard for some Toughbook models

  Units were sold in Australia between April 2013 and March 2016

• Panasonic pays up $280M to settle bribery charges

  US Justice Department agrees to hold off on prosecuting the company

• Sydney reseller deploys NetMotion for South Australia Police

  Advanced Mobile IT replaces CheckPoint VPN solution and provides ruggedised solution as part of $8 million contract

• CommsPlus adds Access4 for cloud-based unified comms

  Creates a new partner program to help support Panasonic partners transition to cloud UC

Interviews about Panasonic

• INSIDE STORY: Steering towards new business strategies

  IPL general manager, Paul Scanlan, and managing director, Stead Denton, talk about IPL Communcations' thought leadership event.

Features about Panasonic

• Why Smart TVs give smartphone operating systems a second chance

  "Smart TVs are set to become an increasingly important category of consumer electronic device. Like smartphones, they will become hubs of content/service/advertising ecosystems."

• Why facial recognition isn't the way of the future... yet

  But facial recognition's potential is substantial

• Tablets rule: Every shape, size, and OS emerges at CES

  Windows 8 tablets make a splash! Meanwhile, Android Jelly Bean expands its reach, while kids and creative pros get their own models.

• Best products of 2012: Entertainment

  We select the best tech-related entertainment products of 2012.

• HDTVs at CES: Small steps in the big picture

  The theme for 2011's HDTVs is clear--subtle, but substantial improvements over last year's sets.

• Hands-on with Sony's NEX-VG10 interchangeable-lens camcorder

  The NEX-VG10 uses the same E-Mount lenses as Sony's Alpha NEX interchangeable-lens compact cameras