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Clearswift to benefit substantially from its acquisition by Lyceum
UK-based capital firm to leave security specialist as business-as-usual, but provide substantially improved financial backing
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SAP plots aggressive channel strategy
Enterprise software vendor, SAP Australia, is seeking to extensively expand its channel partner community. This comes on the back of the vendor’s plans to have about 40 per cent of its global business revenue delivered through the channel in the next few years.
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Avaya changes tack as it guns for growth in 2011
Unified communications vendor, Avaya, has outlined its strategy for 2011, announcing a shift in company direction and channel investment.
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Leader of the pack: Kwok steers Asia Pac ship
Bernard Kwok is Symantec's senior vice-president of the Asia-Pacific and Japan (APJ) geography, responsible for driving its sales and business development across more than 17 countries. He is no stranger to leading a team – wearing the 'boss hat' at a host of tech companies. He caught up with ARN to reflect on his professional achievements, some of the hurdles along the way and the way forward.
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SaaS provider takes on Telstra with new managed exchange product
Software-as-a-service (SaaS) provider, Manage Protect, has launched its new managed exchange product.
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Symantec ups SaaS partner ante
Symantec is looking to get partners on-board software-as-a-service by revamping its global Hosted Services channel program.
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Beyond CRM: SaaS slips into the mainstream
Customer relationship management applications are still the largest segment of the ballooning software-as-a-service market.
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SaaS BI will be big in 2010
Mounting evidence suggests that in 2010, the hottest segment in BI (business intelligence) software will revolve around offerings delivered from the cloud, thanks to increased product sophistication, strained IT budgets and other factors.
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Cloud Computing: Welcoming rain at harvest time
Tending the cloud seeds and nurturing early signs of growth will require channel partners to adopt new business models and skill sets. But the stage is now set for a considerable channel play in the cloud. TREVOR CLARKE reports.
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