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Have channel sales executives forgotten why we have a channel?
As partner ecosystems expand across Australia and New Zealand, are vendors missing the point when it comes to maximising the channel?
Intel A/NZ country manager departs
V.R. Rajkumar has vacated his role as country manager of Intel across Australia and New Zealand, leaving the tech giant after almost 20 years.
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Achieving Business Growth Through Arrow APEX
“We look at Arrow as a partner, not just a distributor. The support it provides is extensive. In addition to helping my team get their certifications in a more timely manner than having to do it themselves, the Arrow team itself has been a major resource both in terms of technical support and pre-sales assistance.”. Read more
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Upcoming tech talent share insights at Emerging Leaders 2018
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Dicker Data takes IoT to the channel through Aussie roadshow
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Channel debates data breach notification laws as ARN Exchange hits Melbourne
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ARN launches new-look awards at 2018 Judges’ Lunch
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Meet the leading StorageCraft partners across A/NZ
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ARN Exchange - Channel debates data breach notification laws
Features
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What the Mac 32-bit app phase-out means to you
Apple has been pushing developers to move their software to 64-bit since last summer. Now it's warning end users about the upcoming change. Here's how ...
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Macs now account for 10% of active personal computers
According to Net Applications, macOS accounted for 10% of the global PC user share in January and virtually the same level in February.
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Mingis on Tech: The rationale for buying an iMac Pro
When it comes to expensive Macs, you can't get much pricier than the iMac Pro, an all-in-one workstation that starts at $4,999. Just who needs ...
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Mac sales jump highlights purchasing pattern change
Apple's computer sales beat expectations for the September quarter, with one company official now seeing 'great traction...in the enterprise market.'
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Microsoft pleads for more enterprise Windows 10 Insider recruits
The developer is telling companies there have been 'too few' participants in its OS testing program.
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Lenovo's ThinkSystem product barrage targets data centers
Lenovo's new Data Center Group throws a coming-out party with new servers, switches and SAN arrays
Opinions
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8 things more exciting than Apple’s new iPhone
iPhone, schmiPhone.
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Windows 10 is making too many PCs obsolete
Windows 10 will be supported until Oct. 14, 2025 — unless your computer has a Clover Trail CPU. Then you’re out of luck.
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WWDC: Apple plays catch-up
Yawn. Wake me up when Apple announces something new and innovative.
Reviews
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Hands on: 15-in. MacBook Pro delivers on speed and design – for a price
The new Touch Bar is much more than a gimmick, but its success depends on what developers do with it
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First look: The 13-in MacBook Pro's Touch Bar wows
The newest Apple laptop offers a host of innovations, but it's the virtual function keys that get the attention.
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First Look: The no-Touch Bar MacBook Pro still delivers speed, style
The entry-level 13-in. model -- the only one currently shipping -- makes a compelling case for itself
