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  • Toshiba revamps ANZ channel model

    Toshiba Australia's Information Systems Division (ISD) has announced a new go-to-market strategy for Australia and New Zealand. The updated program includes a revised channel structure that introduces new partner categories based on areas ...

  • SAP, HP team to help SMBs

    Enterprise application software provider SAP and Hewlett Packard have announced new server hardware and software bundles for small and medium businesses (SMB).

  • CA facilitate identity management

    Computer Associates has announced the arrival of its eTrust Identity and Access Management Suite, a standards-based product that automates and integrates identity and access management across enterprise, customer and partner environments.

  • Novell futher Linux push with SUSE buyout

    Network operating systems provider Novell has taken another big step down the Linux road with the announcement that it has agreed to acquire enterprise Linux company SUSE Linux for US$210 million in cash.

  • Utility computing the go for Veritas at global launch

    Storage software provider Veritas left the audience at the global launch of its latest new set of products in New York in little doubt that the vendor sees the phenomenon that is utility computing as central to its future development.

  • Aventis choose Ducumentum for huge ECM rollout

    Enterprise content management (ECM) software provider Documentum has announced that global pharmaceutical company Aventis has implemented the first stage of the Documentum ECM platform in Australia, and plans to roll out the solution to 1...

  • Utility computing the way ahead for Veritas

    Ahead of tomorrow's worldwide strategy and product announcements, Jose Iglesias, Vice President, Product Management at Veritas, dropped a few hints to the assembled world's media as to what they can expect from the storage software vendor ...

  • StorageTek barely pausing for breath

    The developers at data storage vendor StorageTek are probably having a well-earned rest now, following the introduction of a host of new products from the vendor.

  • Toshiba revamps ANZ channel model

    Toshiba Australia's Information Systems Division (ISD) has announced a new go-to-market strategy for Australia and New Zealand. The updated program includes a revised channel structure that introduces new partner categories based on areas ...

  • SAP, HP team to help SMBs

    Enterprise application software provider SAP and Hewlett Packard have announced new server hardware and software bundles for small and medium businesses (SMB).

  • CA facilitate identity management

    Computer Associates has announced the arrival of its eTrust Identity and Access Management Suite, a standards-based product that automates and integrates identity and access management across enterprise, customer and partner environments.

  • Novell futher Linux push with SUSE buyout

    Network operating systems provider Novell has taken another big step down the Linux road with the announcement that it has agreed to acquire enterprise Linux company SUSE Linux for US$210 million in cash.

  • Utility computing the go for Veritas at global launch

    Storage software provider Veritas left the audience at the global launch of its latest new set of products in New York in little doubt that the vendor sees the phenomenon that is utility computing as central to its future development.

  • Aventis choose Ducumentum for huge ECM rollout

    Enterprise content management (ECM) software provider Documentum has announced that global pharmaceutical company Aventis has implemented the first stage of the Documentum ECM platform in Australia, and plans to roll out the solution to 1...

  • Utility computing the way ahead for Veritas

    Ahead of tomorrow's worldwide strategy and product announcements, Jose Iglesias, Vice President, Product Management at Veritas, dropped a few hints to the assembled world's media as to what they can expect from the storage software vendor ...

  • StorageTek barely pausing for breath

    The developers at data storage vendor StorageTek are probably having a well-earned rest now, following the introduction of a host of new products from the vendor.