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Frontline wins $2 million Museum contract
Complete reengineer project from bottom up provides integrator with a challenging but rewarding project
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HP consolidates partner programs into ServiceOne
HP is offering a new partnering model to help expand sales and service delivery opportunities through introducing the new ServiceOne specialisation.
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NTT buys stake in Frontline Systems
NTT acquires 70 per cent of Frontline Systems as it expands its global ICT services offerings
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Murphy appointed as HP Partner Advisory Council president
Council to help shape the direction of HP's partner program.
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Frontline launches cloud infrastructure company, Steam Engine
A new cloud-based infrastructure provider, Steam Engine, has set up shop.
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Frontline sets up networking practice
National integrator, Frontline Systems, has taken the wrappers off a new networking practice to broaden its datacentre and infrastructure capabilities.
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Frontline builds an Oracle practice
Sun partner and systems integrator, Frontline Systems, is building out an Oracle practice to take advantage of the Oracle/Sun merger.
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Former Sun employees help establish local presence for search vendor
IT search software provider, Splunk, has appointed its first Australia and New Zealand regional manager, Daniel Miller. He previously worked for Frontline Systems, Sun Microsystems, Tech Pacific and itX.
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Feeding IT demand
Steve Murphy set-up Sydney-based integrator, Frontline Systems, in 1992. He speaks to MATTHEW SAINSBURY about making the best of the economic situation, sales strategies and his favourite food.
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