TPG Telecom has estimated the financial impact from COVID-19 at $90 million to its reported earnings before tax, in addition to NBN and regulatory headwinds, in its full financial year results ending 31 December.
Investments in data centres, cloud and cyber security have continued to drive profitable growth for Macquarie Telecom.
Lexmark has launched a new training certification program for Australia and New Zealand to enhance service capabilities along with sales and marketing support.
Ingram Micro has launched a new program aimed at addressing the challenges in supporting, simplifying and accelerating start-up and established independent software vendors.
IpScape has earmarked itself as the first Australian contact centre technology provider to put its platform on Microsoft Azure.
Uniti Group has seen a 148 per cent year-on-year increase in revenue to $54.6 million and earnings before tax increased 307 per cent to $29.3 million
Lenovo Data Center Group is searching for a new A/NZ channel leader following Frank Eagleton’s departure.
Cloud-based management solution vendor WorkForce Software Australia is ramping up its channel play in the Australian market after experiencing growth in the region.
Data#3 has continued producing record results with revenue up 19.2 per cent to $856.7 million and net profit rising 7.9 per cent to $9.4 million.
Swoop Telecommunications and NodeOne have been acquired by publicly listed Stemify in a reverse takeover deal worth $61.3 million.
Aussie Broadband has revealed revenue and earnings increases, and a net pre-tax profit tumble, for the half year ending 31 December 2020.
Hybrid cloud services provider Nexion Group will begin trading on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) using the ticker NNG on 18 February.
ASG Group has hired Chris Korte as its new South Australia state manager, replacing David Kerner, who moved on to a new role in business development.
Ingram Micro Australia has hired former Cisco Systems head of cyber security services Rod Lazarus as the new general manager for its cyber security practice.
An accelerator program targeting mature artificial intelligence (AI) companies has been launched in Victoria, aiming to be supported by a $100 million venture capital fund.
