Stealing from thieves
Antivirus software developer Sophos has launched an onslaught against rival vendors it claims are using resellers to establish initial sales before cutting them out of the loop for ongoing revenues.
Antivirus software developer Sophos has launched an onslaught against rival vendors it claims are using resellers to establish initial sales before cutting them out of the loop for ongoing revenues.
Bambuu Limited, a specialist investor in Australian developed software, has relisted on the ASX this week, falling just short of its target capitalisation of $8 million.
E-business has taken the next evolutionary step with credit card and eftpos transactions being offered over the Web, thanks to Ctel Technologies new Customer Direct system.
Deakin University, Microsoft Australia, and Com Tech Education Services have teamed up to develop and deliver a new degree aimed at feeding the skill-starved IT employment industry.
PC vendor Acer Computer Australia has launched itself into the networking market in an effort to provide a total hardware solution for its channel partners.
Edge Technology's pending liquidation is finally a reality and creditors can now begin the arduous task of suing former directors Johnson and Phynia Wang, whose whereabouts are still unknown.
Leading enterprise distributor, Hall-Mark Global Solutions (HMGS), has formed an alliance with Fuji Xerox Australia to deliver software and network printing solutions.
The mastermind behind Sausage Software, Steve Outtrim, has resigned as director of the company he founded six years ago.
One of Australia's five big professional services firms, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, has acquired Criterion Technology, enabling it to offer enterprise business solutions directly to its clients.
Internet development and network integrator Com Tech Communications has unveiled a new global service package which will provide customers with support anywhere, anytime around the globe.
Internet development and network integrator Com Tech Communications has unveiled a new global service package which will provide customers with support anywhere, anytime, around the globe.
Distributor joins forces with Harris and Radio Rentals in major deal
Canberra-based smart card software developer Coms21 has acquired some major leverage in the Australian and Asian markets following the purchase of enterprise software and e-business company eGlobal International.
Spike Networks has axed more than 30 jobs in an effort to stem over blown operating costs.
Melbourne-based distributor, CHA, appears to be on the fast track to recovery after its kerfuffle with global distribution giant CHS Electronics last year and has appointed itself a new General Manager to lead the way to greener pastures.