Interviews
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Webroot: Growth in security
Recently appointed Webroot A/NZ and South-East Asia channel account manager, Kerri Mosley, chats about the security vendor’s channel prospects and development strategies.
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Symantec: A walk in the Clouds
2011 was the year when the Cloud went critical mass and entered mainstream vernacular. ARN caught up with Symantec Asia-Pacific and Japan Cloud channels director, Nigel Mendonca, to find out how the company performed in 2011 and its road ahead.
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Palo Alto Networks: Challenging the incumbents
Founder, Nir Zuk, on the vendor’s approach to the local market
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Mark Hurd: Oracle’s only objective is to help customers
Oracle president Mark Hurd has pledged to "make it easier" for customers to do business with the company.
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AppSense: A busy year ahead
It has been about eight months since Michael Bosnar replaced Sean Walsh as AppSense A/NZ managing director. HAFIZAH OSMAN spoke to him about some of the challenges the company has faced and the company’s expansion strategies.
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BYOD myths: cost savings, productivity gains, less headaches
A few years ago, corner-office executives shucked their company-owned BlackBerry smartphones in favor of personally owned iPhones, and then demanded IT support them. Thus began the great march toward BYOD, or bring-your-own-device.
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Intel: Ultrabooks offer more choice, better value than MacBook Air or iPad
With the superhigh-resolution third-generation iPad selling like hotcakes, and a refresh of the MacBook Air expected soon, Windows-based laptops are seemingly becoming a dying breed in this "post-PC," Apple-dominated era.
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RSA: The game changer
RSA's David Walter talk about the synergy between RSA and Archer, as well as the road ahead
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Data#3: Cautiously optimistic
Data#3 has been a real success story over recent years. ARN sat down with managing director, John Grant, to discuss the course he’s taking to chart the company through the troubled waters of the current economy.
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Growth 2012: Internal investment the key
Kiandra IT: The fifth in a series of 10 interviews with channel-relevant technology companies that have achieved significant growth over the last three years
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Growth 2012: From backyard to boom
iiNet: The third in a series of 10 interviews with channel-relevant technology companies that have achieved significant growth over the last three years
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Growth 2012: Channel opportunities
Ultra Serve: The third in a series of 10 interviews with channel-relevant technology companies that have achieved significant growth over the last three years
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Growth 2012: Making acquisitions pay
M2 Communications: The second in a series of 10 interviews with channel-relevant technology companies that have achieved significant growth over the last three years
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Growth 2012: Beating the downturns
InTechnology: The first of 10 interviews with channel-relevant technology companies that have achieved significant growth over the last three years
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SNAPSHOT: The name game
What’s in a name? Plenty, according to Ingres A/NZ and APAC general manager, Jason Leonidas
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PROFILE: From the ground up
Insentra's Ronnie Altit talks about some of the challenges with starting a business and the importance of building trusted relationships with partners
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HP is ready to get back to business
After a crazy year for HP that included a failed tablet, a hasty decision to abandon the PC business (a decision now abandoned), and a CEO shakeup, the company seems eager to get back to business as usual.
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