Kogan at 3M customers: ‘we’re just getting started’
Kogan has touted a new record, claiming more than 3 million active customers, with the company’s founder and CEO Ruslan Kogan saying that it feels like his company is just getting started.
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Microsoft to cut perpetual Office support by 50%, raise price by 10%
The move is more evidence that Microsoft remains eager to push, pull, and prod commercial customers into service-like subscriptions.
Partner specialisation kick-starts new channel direction for Palo Alto Networks
Palo Alto Networks has unveiled an enhanced approach to partnering through prioritising specialisation, incentives and enablement.
DDS IT joins gold class with Microsoft cloud partner certification
Auckland-based IT provider DDS IT has joined the Microsoft elite by earning the coveted gold partner certification for cloud platform and Windows, and devices.
Dicker Data cracks A$2B in annual revenue
Dicker Data has cracked A$2 billion in annual revenue for the first time, despite a year of challenges thrown up by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Microsoft breaks out fresh industry-specific cloud offerings
Microsoft is deepening its industry vertical cloud play, launching three new cloud offerings: Microsoft Cloud for Financial Services, Microsoft Cloud for Manufacturing and Microsoft Cloud for Nonprofit.
DocuSign’s Brad Newton takes over as head of Cohesity A/NZ
Cohesity has hired a new leader for Australia and New Zealand in the form of former-DocuSign Asia Pacific vice president Brad Newton.
Unisys NZ retains long-term spot supporting NZTA's vehicle register
Unisys has renewed its relationship to support the New Zealand Transport Agency’s vehicle registry suite.
Lexmark launches new training certification program in A/NZ
Lexmark has launched a new training certification program for Australia and New Zealand to enhance service capabilities along with sales and marketing support.
Inland Revenue slashes IT staff numbers
Inland Revenue is planning to shed more IT staff following the nearly 90 who were made redundant in the 2020 financial year.
Cisco issues 3 critical warnings around ACI, NS-OX security holes
Cisco has issued three security advisories rated “critical” for some of its high-end software systems.
Juniper extends AI platform to acquired SD-WAN technology, unveils secure access switch
Juniper Networks continues to expand its portfolio of cloud-based services aimed at helping customers manage and control enterprise networks.
Intel fires shot at AMD's storage performance. Here's what to believe
Intel has test results that show the 11th-gen Rocket Lake outpacing Ryzen 9 5950X in PCMark 10.
HP buys HyperX to boost its gaming peripherals
HP is snatching up HyperX's brand and gaming peripherals, though Kingston gets to keep HyperX's PC component gear.
StorageCraft and Arcserve merge
Global backup and disaster recovery vendors Arcserve and StorageCraft are set to merge, creating a mega-vendor in the data management and protection market.
What is the AI in AIops?
These 6 AIops solution providers can help companies manage the dizzying complexity of modern data sets.
Go language gets graph-based ORM
Called ent, the open source entity framework features an API for modeling any database schema or graph structure as Go objects.
Government sector IT investment to surge this year
The government sector is on track to be a good hunting ground this year for partners looking to boost business according to Gartner.
Vocus NZ a ‘strong and stable performer’ as revenue rises
Vocus’ New Zealand business has been labelled a “strong and stable performer” by its Group CEO, with revenue rising 5 per cent, to $210 million, year-on-year, for the half year ending 31 December.
Hills’ distribution business struggles as COVID-19 bites
Hills Limited has flagged substantial revenue and earnings declines for its technology distribution business segment in the six months ending 31 December 2020.
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