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Business continuity 09 November, 2007 17:09:55
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Are we there yet? 05 December, 2007 13:53:33
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The year ahead 21 December, 2007 06:47:49
ARN takes a look at some of the industry's top technology and trend predictions for 2008Unified communications and IP telephony, virtualisation and SMB were on the lips of almost every IT vendor this year, but what will be the biggest technologies and trends next year? ARN asked a cross-section of the community for their predictions on what would be hot in 2008. - +
ARN's A-Z guide to networking 19 December, 2007 14:50:54
As business needs change, so do the requirements for the business backbone. ARN looks at networking trends and technologies and reports on predictions for 2008 and beyond. - +
Blade Servers II 23 November, 2007 13:35:35
The world's two largest server vendors have pronounced blades as the future and will continue to plough ever-increasing resources into making them the mainstay of distributed computing. ARN, in conjunction with HP and Avnet, recently hosted an industry lunch to discuss what progress is being made locally.
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Altech Computers has landed an exclusive distribution deal with video card and motherboard vendor, Galaxy.
Altech managing director, Antony Sheen, said the vendor was searching for someone that was strong in video cards market.
"They have a lot of mid-range, over-clocking video cards, which is not common with graphics cards," he said. "Customers are not going to spend $1000 on a super duper graphics card. This brand is good value for money."
Sheen said the deal gave Altech with a good opportunity to differentiate itself from other distributors. Other video card vendors Altech has in its line-up include MSI, Leadtek, XpertVision, Innovision, eVGA, Gigabyte and HIS.
"Customers have different preferences and we are trying to fulfill all the possible demands," he said.
Sheen estimated the new range would add about $500,000 revenue per month.
He also plans to offer bundles including video cards with motherboards and high-end power supplies.
The types of resellers that would be sought to take Galaxy to market include DIY and system integrators. Partners would also be offered discounts on demo products.
"It gives the opportunity for resellers to expand their offerings to their customers," Sheen said
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ARN Panel Sessions: Day 3The last of our panel sessions recorded live at CeBIT 2008. Today, the topic is storage. Data is growing at an enormous rate, so what does the future hold?
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In 2007, Avanade helped the National Australia Bank use Windows Server 2008 to simplify deployment, maximise the efficiency of their low-bandwidth wide area network and consolidate its IT infrastructure.
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