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symantec in pictures
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Kiwi channel turns out in force as Arrow closes historic year
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IN PICTURES: Symantec names top A/NZ partners
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In Pictures: Top tech hoarders - 15 companies with huge cash piles
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News about symantec
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Joe McPhillips exits as Symantec channel chief
Joe McPhillips has vacated his role as director of channel sales across Australia, New Zealand and Pacific at Symantec, exiting after three years.
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Hedge fund eyes Symantec board seats after taking stake
Hedge fund Starboard Value LP has nominated five directors to Symantec's board after taking a 5.8 per cent stake in the cyber security firm.
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Symantec cuts eight per cent of workforce, 1000 jobs impacted
Symantec will cut eight per cent of its global workforce to boost profit margins, the anti-virus software maker has revealed.
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Symantec sizes up trans-Tasman partner play
As a year dominated by security attacks passes the halfway mark, partners are preparing to capitalise on rising customer concern.
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Reseller News Exchange arrives in Auckland to assess GDPR implications
This exclusive Reseller News Exchange, in association with Arrow ECS ANZ; FireEye; ForeScout; Symantec and StorageCraft, went on the road to debate the early implications of GDPR in New Zealand.
Features about symantec
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Back-up market off to “strong start” as EMC leads Symantec
“The worldwide PBBA market got off to a strong start in 2015 with solid year-over-year revenue growth in the historically slower first quarter."
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FireEye poaches Symantec and Juniper to bolster local channel ranks
“Today most organisations in the region aren’t prepared to defend themselves against advanced cyber attacks."
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Datacom wins big at Symantec partner awards
“These awards are about recognising the tremendous contribution of the channel to Symantec and Veritas in this region."
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Is Symantec selling off Veritas business?
Vendor distances itself from reports that it is being pressured into exploring the sale of its storage storage unit Veritas, for as much as $8 billion.
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Businesses on high alert as Symantec reports “tactical shift” in cyber attacks
"Attackers don’t need to break down the door to a company’s network when the keys are readily available."
