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Datacom has joined nine other companies in gaining Tier 1 status in the Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider program.

Veritas has launched its Partner Force program for APJ with the company keen to enable channel to capitalise on growing information management demand.

NextDC is making private high-speed connections to Microsoft Office 365, via ExpressRoute, available through its AxonVN virtual exchange.

The cloud is getting complicated, architecture is trumping technology and and the neighbourhood data centre is moving in according to Emerson.

Presence of IT is adding new workforce analytics and planning capability to its People practice, appointing Louise Griffin to head the new capability.

M2 has announced the first of its new offerings on the Vocus network, launching the Commander ultra-fast internet service for Australia’s East Coast.

Empired has secured a $10m services contract with the Victoria Department of Education and Training to provide infrastructure technical services.

Mobile Mentor will provide managed security and managed mobility services to the NZ government, after being named part of the TaaS supplier panel.

Technology isn’t enough to counter security threats, with Kiwi companies needing to harness behavioural changes in order to protect the businesses.

Cloud storage is biting deep into personal and entry-level storage shipments, which tumbled as consumers and small business took to cloud.

Kids are being encouraged to get into coding through a game many love - Minecraft - with Microsoft unveiling an online Minecraft coding tutorial.

NextDC has announced the finalists for its inaugural partner awards, with M2, Tech Mahindra, Blue Central, Telstra and Brennan IT among the nominees.

Almost half of Australian businesses in a recent survey are doubtful their current storage environments sustain business needs over the next 10 years.

Readify has snapped up former DiData VIC state manager Andrew Phillips as it seeks to be Australia’s ‘first development, design and data powerhouse'.

The days of GST-free music, games, e-books and software purchased online are coming to an end, with plans to tax online services from next October.

Printicular, which claims to be the world’s fastest-growing photo printing app has teamed up with Warehouse Stationery to launch a Kiwi print service.

TechnologyOne has inked a $5.8m deal software-as-a-service deal with the federal Department of Treasury, which will also expand to other departments.

Spark will credit customers back for any landline and mobile calls and texts to France in the wake of Friday's Paris attacks.

Startups making it into Lightning Lab programmes receive an open cheque worth more than $500,000 each to use on Microsoft's Azure platform.

Jucy Group has called on Promapp Solutions to provide a solution for easily capturing, streamlining and sharing processes as the company expands.