Prepare for the work-from-anywhere revolution
The enterprise infrastructure needed to support the 'new normal' will depend on the Internet of Things, digital twins, and immersive reality.
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Is the A/NZ channel shrinking?
Two weeks into 2021 and the merger and acquisition (M&A) frenzy of last year already shows little sign of waning in Australia and New Zealand.
How agile development teams use value streams
Many businesses are investing heavily in digital transformation, gearing up their cultures to deliver more capabilities aligned to customer needs.
Microsoft adds Teams ‘task publishing’ for front-line workers
The new features aimed at retailers include automated approvals, shift ‘tagging’ and integrations with workforce management systems.
Pat Gelsinger exits as VMware CEO to run Intel
Intel has unveiled plans to bring on current VMware leader Pat Gelsinger as new CEO, replacing Bob Swan in a significant statement of market intent.
'Ecosystems don’t run on spreadsheets' — how vendors are automating channel programs
Almost 12 months on from the coronavirus pandemic’s explosion, many world-leading vendors have dramatically re-vamped their partner programs to embrace automation, flexibility and self-service.
In 2020, videoconferencing gained an enterprise foothold. Now what?
The pandemic continues, and changes it brought to the workplace — the wholesale move to remote work — appear to be here to stay.
New Cisco regional leader as Dave West replaces retiring Miyuki Suzuki
Cisco has appointed Dave West as new president of Asia Pacific, Japan and Greater China, replacing Miyuki Suzuki who is retiring.
Spotlight on home office connectivity intensifies
Work from home users to get more sophisticated network hardware and software as enterprises consider options such as SD-WAN and SASE.
IBM appoints CEO to run $19B managed services spin-off
IBM has appointed Martin Schroeter as CEO of NewCo, the multibillion-dollar managed services business set to be spun-off by the end of 2021.
Atos makes “unsolicited” $10B bid to buy DXC
Atos has made a bid to acquire DXC in a reported $10 billion deal, a move which has been labelled as “unsolicited” from the industry rival.
Zoom update for Apple silicon Macs now available
App for virtual meeting now runs natively on the M1 SoC.
Microsoft Teams' breakout rooms finally arrive, along with a virtual snow fort
Microsoft finally ships its breakout rooms feature for Microsoft Teams, along with a few holiday themes for its Together Mode videoconferencing feature.
8x8 appoints ex-RingCentral exec as CEO
Unified communications provider 8x8 has tapped former RingCentral chief operating officer Dave Sipes to lead the company as its CEO.
Ingram Micro's new chapter could see ‘aggressive growth and transformation’
Last week, Platinum Equity sealed its long-running bid to buy Ingram Micro in what was the largest IT distributor acquisition in history. Now what?
Connect NZ recognised as top global Zoom partner
Zoom has lauded Auckland-based Connect NZ on the global stage, naming the local provider as one of its top partners in the world during its global partner awards event.
Facebook eyes paid Workplace feature expansion, ends free tier
Social media giant says EU regulations accelerated planned pricing changes and will allow resources to be used to build new features for paid users.
Microsoft starts Teams public preview for enterprises
The move should give commercial customers the same kind of early-bird look at developing features that they have for Windows and Office 365.
Cisco overhauls Webex with an eye on seamless collaboration, smart hybrid work
Cisco has unveiled a slew of new features - and three devices - designed to help users make virtual meetings as good as the real thing.
The Kiwi channel gathers for the 2020 Reseller News Women in ICT Awards
Hundreds of leaders from the New Zealand IT industry gathered at the Hilton in Auckland on 17 November to celebrate the finest female talent in the Kiwi channel and recognise the winners of the Reseller News Women in ICT Awards (WIICTA) 2020.
A look inside the comprehensive remote training and certifications options now available via the AWS partner network
The way we work is rapidly changing, which is why AWS have made it even easier to build your AWS Cloud skills. From hundreds of free, self-paced digital courses to virtual classroom training led by AWS experts, AWS Training and Certification provides flexible ways for you to learn.. Read more
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A look inside the comprehensive remote training and certifications options now available via the AWS partner network
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