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Dell, HP, Accenture and Avanade join global Surface Pro reseller lineup, pitting the multinationals against local resellers.

Collaborative work management vendor Clarizen is on the hunt for local resellers as it launches its assault on the local market.

Wellington-born startup, AREA360, has received $5.5 million investment from a US technology venture group, and is expanding into the American market.

Warner Games have officially kicked off this year's action gaming bonanza with their Mad Max video game from Avalanche Studios.

Wireless charging adoption for mobile devices is set to soar, with a fifth of wearables incorporating the technology.

Wi-Fi on public transport is driving mobile transactions, with Juniper Research warning online sales are not just for pure play online retailers.

Ingram Micro has added Microsoft Advisor to it cloud solution provider plan locally helping resellers keep hold of customers.

SSL description was the most common type of attack at hot tourist destinations, while Android devices are more likely to be exposed than iOS.

eDMs don't work. They invade people's inboxes. They can get labelled as spam. They're more expensive and less effective than editorial integration.

Two-in-one tablets are set to boom as traditional PC vendors find a niche to compete against mobile device heavyweights and Windows helps drive demand.

The Australian IoT home market will hit $3.2 billion by 2019, with retailers, software providers and security consultants among those set to gain.

Resellers across Australia and New Zealand have a new 'explosion-proof' tablet in their arsenal, as Synnex targets some key verticals for the devices.

Centrify is on the lookout for additional local partners as the company eyes up new markets under the watch of its new ANZ boss.

Westcon has recorded solid Q1 growth as it increases its cloud focus and gears up to launch its Comstor brand locally.

Vocus is ramping up its offerings as it completes its largest acquisition and adds managed services, cloud and security solutions to its lineup.

Wireless networking company Cradlepoint is promising potential margins of up to 50% for Kiwi resellers as the vendor seeks to crack the local market.

Wireless networking vendor Cradlepoint has signed its first Australian distributor with promises of big margins and opportunities for local resellers.

From smoke signals to Voice over IP, telephony has evolved from primitive methods to sophisticated digital communications, transforming global connectivity.

The past six months have been non-stop for Weirdly, and this Auckland-based start up shows no signs of slowing down.

Westcon New Zealand is ramping up its BlueSky cloud services with version 4 due soon, an expanded catalogue of vendors, and cloud financing coming.