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IN PICTURES: ARN Roundtable - Revolution-as-a-Service: The changing role of distribution

The latest ARN roundtable brought together a stellar group of industry thought leaders to tackle the topic, Revolution-as-a-Service: The changing role of distribution. This exclusive roundtable investigated the role of the distributor in the new service based world, where the opportunities for profit lie, where distributors should be focusing, specialising and differentiating – and how they can support their partners, at both the vendor and reseller level. This roundtable was sponsored by Avnet, Dicker Data, Distribution Central, Exclusive Networks, Rhipe and Westcon. Photos by ARN Editorial Director, Mike Gee.

IN PICTURES: ARN Roundtable - Revolution-as-a-Service: The changing role of distribution
IN PICTURES: ARN Cloud Services Roundtable

The latest ARN Roundtable was held at Sydney's est. and drew a group of ICT industry executives to discuss the role of the Channel in guiding customers in their adoption of Cloud technologies in 2013 and beyond. Attendees considered the challenges surrounding the differing cloud models, some of the unique applications of Cloud in the marketplace, discussions concerning the quality (and cost) of Australia's telecommunications infrastructure, data sovereignty (and security) and whether Cloud is being over-hyped, and perhaps over sold, in this still immature market. Photographs by Ian Sharp.

IN PICTURES: ARN Cloud Services Roundtable

Apple continues Aussie PC market momentum

Rising interest in its range of M1 devices.
Aussie smartphone sales to face trouble after ‘bumper’ six months

Apple continues 24-month long domination streak over Android.
‘Humble’ PC gains resurgence from COVID-19

Despite disruptions in 2020, demand for both tablets and PCs increased in Australia.
Aussie MVNO services on the rise amid overall market decline

MVNO services grew by 13 per cent during the last year.
From $2B to $14B: a decade of consumer digitisation in Australia

Internet connected devices in Australian homes grew from less than 35 million in 2010 to 193 million in 2020.
Telco consolidation on the cards as service growth falters

SIOs declined by 62,000, to 36.2 million during the six months to June