Kyndryl and NetApp team up for data insights
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Nutanix promotes Matt Maw to lead A/NZ channel
Nutanix has promoted its head of technology strategy, Matt Maw, to lead its channel efforts in Australia and New Zealand (A/NZ).
Aussie partners shine at NetApp 2021 awards
NetApp has honoured its channel community across the Australian and New Zealand region at a ceremony held at Sydney’s Museum of Contemporary Art.
Hubify and Swift score $1.5M aged care managed services contract
Managed services and telecommunications provider Hubify has won a $1.5 million contract to provide aged care managed services along with telco and content solutions provider Swift.
New emergency warning over two new VMware vulnerabilities
The CISA has issued emergency security directive over VMware vulnerabilities CVE-2022-22972 and CVE-2022-22973, which threat actors are likely to exploit.
Java concurrency could be about to get easier
Structured concurrency, a new proposal incubating in the OpenJDK community, would treat multiple tasks running in different threads as a single unit of work.
Cisco problems: $15B backlog, China COVID worries, impact of war in Ukraine
Global uncertainties created by ongoing COVID closures and the war in Ukraine continues to impact business for Cisco and its networking competitors.
Netpoleon bolsters portfolio with Noname Security
Specialist distributor Netpoleon has continued to boost its portfolio adding API security vendor, Noname Security across Australia and New Zealand.
How AvePoint A/NZ aims to reach 100% channel
AvePoint is bringing a "new unified focus" to the Australia and New Zealand channel as it continues its ongoing push towards a 100 per cent partner model across both sales and services.
Small broadband players swipe NBN market share
Aussie Broadband has led the charge among smaller broadband providers in increasing their market share in the NBN wholesale market in the March 2022 quarter.
Opticomm signs up Telstra as RSP
Telstra has signed a deal to become a retail service provider for fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) and wholesale service provider Opticomm.
The Access Group acquires Reckon Accountants Group for $100M
UK-headquartered business software provider The Access Group has expanded its accounting software portfolio through a $100 million deal to acquire Reckon’s Accountants Group.
DiUS becomes first in APJ to gain AWS Applied AI Competency
Melbourne-headquartered solutions provider DiUS has become the first AWS partner in Asia Pacific and Japan to obtain its Applied AI Competency.
CISOs worried about material attacks, boardroom backing
CISOs are also less concerned about ransomware attacks, but many says their organisations are still not properly prepared for them.
8 questions customers should ask vendors and partners about zero-trust network access
Most companies understand they need to transition from perimeter-based security to a zero-trust model but they can’t purchase this as an off-the-shelf product.
What Microsoft Defender can tell users about the network
Microsoft Defender for Business alerts can show what's happening in the network. The better users understand their network, the faster they can triage alerts.
5 areas where enterprise architecture matters more than ever
Businesses are employing enterprise architecture to improve product delivery, risk management, and even employee retention, among other business-critical uses.
After 23 years, macOS Server is dead
When Apple announced recently that it was discontinuing macOS Server, the move didn’t come as a huge surprise. But let’s take a moment to say goodbye.
New Relic embraces multi-cloud through Azure partnership
New Relic has debuted its new integration partnership with Microsoft Azure, a move that will remove AWS' exclusivity as the default cloud provider for its platform.
Compago and Eaglecrest Technologies tackle Tassie skills shortage
Two Tasmanian-based IT services providers Compago Technologies and Eaglecrest Technologies have created a partnership to share IT skills covering Tasmania.
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