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PKBA rebrands to Anittel
Peter Kazacos’ latest business, PKBA, has dropped its birth name in favour of a new moniker: Anittel.
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Finalists get ready for ARN Awards night
Tonight's the night. The third annual ARN IT Industry Awards 2009 are here and anticipation about who will be honoured is high.
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PKBA wins deal with CouncilBiz
IT integrator, PKBA, has snagged a unified communications (UC) contract with ICT service provider, CouncilBiz, a wholly-owned subsidiary of eight primary Northern Territory (NT) Councils.
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PKBA snags integration contract with Onstream
ICT integrator, PKBA, has won a systems integration contract with Tasmanian shared services provider, Onstream.
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PKBA beats Datacom for Australian Central Credit Union contract
PKBA has ousted Datacom to win a contract with the Australian Central Credit Union.
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Tasmanian Government reveals supplier panel
The Tasmanian Government has named a panel of 12 resellers for the Information and Communications Technology Hardware Contract known as C150.
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PKBA wins major Philip Morris contract
PKBA has won a multi-million dollar contract with tobacco company, Philip Morris, marking the completion of the transformation of the Invizage business acquired by the managed services provider in 2007.
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