ASX-listed IT and telecommunications integrator, Hostech, has received shareholder approval to change the branding to Anittel at its annual general meeting (AGM).

Opinion is divided over the wisdom on investing in ASX-listed ICT companies, despite more channel organisations looking to shift to the public arena.

With the global financial crisis (GFC) behind us, the next 12 months is shaping up to be a dynamic period for the world market.

The ICT industry continues to be one of the best sectors for entrepreneurs both young and veteran to operate within, with relatively few barriers to entry and an ever-evolving landscape regularly creating new opportunities.

ASX-listed IT and telco reseller, Hostech (ASX:HTC), is putting plans in place to adopt the Anittel branding.

Hostech (ASX:HTC) has continued its acquisition spree by snapping up Albury-based IT integration company, Netrics.

As the new financial year dawns, results being posted to the ASX by listed channel companies show on the surface a market that is well on the path to recovery with some very substantial profits. However, that may be a premature conclusion given that those same companies are also returning flat, or even negative revenue.

ASX-listed reseller Hostech (ASX:HTC) has acquired the customer base of D2K’s customer base in Townsville for a cash consideration of $90,000.

In an interview with IT veteran, Kaz founder and Hostech executive chairman, Peter Kazacos, discusses why businesses need to prepare for the NBN, opportunities in regional Australia and the integration of all the acquired business.