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Coinciding with IDC’s Ecosystems report that identified a desire in the market for a single provider of IT and telecommunications, Telecom is planning to target its business customers with ICT solutions from Gen-i.
Endpoint security specialist AppSense has achieved gold-certified partner status in the Microsoft partner programme.
A passion for email is the key to Secure MX’s success so far, according to the company’s co-founder and platform architect, Thom Hooker.
Auckland-based Computer Forensics is looking to grow its business across the ditch, with Australian customer numbers increasing.
Toshiba will be first to market with its new HD-DVD-ready laptop, the Qosmio G30.
New Zealand company SYFT Technologies has picked up the Export Deal of the Year award from Export NZ, for its $2 million deal with Australian Customs to provide the product Voice100.
New Zealand reseller SignalGuard has been given additional territories to cover by Australian high-speed encryption company Senetas.
Acer has beaten Dell for the number-two spot amongst PC vendors in New Zealand, according to IDC’s figures for Q1, 2006.
Australia-based Laser Corporation has set up a presence in New Zealand under the management of Sim Bong, former New Zealand SMB manager at Trend Micro.
Business software company Tibco has announced it will be taking a greater interest in the New Zealand market, and is currently signing with several partners here.
Ink and toner remanufacturing has become an important issue for Hewlett-Packard.
Acer has beaten Dell for the number-two spot amongst PC vendors in New Zealand, according to IDC’s figures for Q1, 2006.
SAP and HP have announced a world-first software partnership in New Zealand, with HP acting as a horizontal reseller for mySAP All-in-One systems.
While most vendors operating in New Zealand focus on SMEs (small to medium enterprises), Juniper Networks has a different approach that it says will benefit the channel.
