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  Synnex unveils TaaS offering alongside Microsoft and HP

  Synnex unveiled its technology-as-a-service (TaaS) offering to the Australian channel, alongside Microsoft, HP and Managed Services Finance.

  Synnex unveils TaaS offering alongside Microsoft and HP
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  Google and Microsoft tackle triple value play at Synnex Alliance 2018

  This Synnex Alliance roadshow, in association with Google and Microsoft, started with the end-user and worked back to define the notion of value, outlining the lucrative partner opportunities ahead in 2018.

  Google and Microsoft tackle triple value play at Synnex Alliance 2018
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  Meet the top performing Aussie Microsoft partners

  Microsoft unveiled the winners of its latest local awards on 14 November during its annual Microsoft Summit event in Sydney, naming Advance Computing, GIS People, Insync, Avanade, Cloud Collective and Single Cell among the Microsoft Australia Partner Awards winners for 2017.

  Meet the top performing Aussie Microsoft partners
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  Dicker Data delves deep into digital transformation as TechX 2017 unlocks IoT opportunities

  Dicker Data welcomed over 1,000 partners to TechX 2017 in Sydney, with leading vendors - Cisco, HP, Microsoft, Dell EMC, Lenovo and Hewlett Packard Enterprise - outlining the future opportunities around digital transformation and the Internet of Things. Photos by Maria Stefina.

  Dicker Data delves deep into digital transformation as TechX 2017 unlocks IoT opportunities
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  Examining the changing job scene in the Aussie channel

  Typically, the New Year brings new opportunities for personnel within the Australian channel. 2017 started no differently, with a host of appointments, departures and reshuffles across vendor, distributor and reseller businesses. As a result, the job scene across Australia has changed - here’s a run down of who is working where in the year ahead…

  Examining the changing job scene in the Aussie channel
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  ​Top 15 Aussie tech storylines to follow in 2017

  The New Year brings the usual new round of humdrum technology predictions, glaringly general, unashamedly safe and perpetually predictable. But while the industry no longer sees value in “cloud is now the norm” type projections, value can be found in following developments of the year previous, analysing behaviours and patterns to formulate a plan for the 12 months ahead. Consequently, here’s the top tech storylines to follow in Australia during 2017.

  ​Top 15 Aussie tech storylines to follow in 2017

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News about Microsoft

• Amid calls for a Windows bug status dashboard, Microsoft belatedly agrees to build one

  The move, expected to roll out in 2019, comes in the aftermath of the company's botched rollout of the Windows 10 October 2018 Update

• With Windows 10 1809 re-release, Microsoft decides not to cheat on promised support

  By acting as if the Windows 10 rollout delay had not happened, Microsoft ensured that users will generally get the support timeline they expect

• Microsoft partners with Indigital to prevent Aboriginal culture loss

  Uses augmented reality to digitally translate Aboriginal imagery and language

• The connected golf course, created by Aruba, Cisco and Microsoft

  Leading technology giants help reinvent customer experience on the course

• Tech Data bolsters platform play with CloudCheckr addition

  Provides tailored packages across security, compliance and workload management

• Inside the beating heart of Microsoft’s expanding Azure empire

  State-of-the-art facility aims to take on rivals AWS and Google Cloud

Interviews about Microsoft

• How Australia’s newest digital banks are expanding through Microsoft ISV Temenos

  Judo Capital and Volt Bank deploying core banking platform T24

• Why did Thomas Duryea Logicalis acquire CNI?

  TDL boss calls deal with Microsoft partner a ‘no-brainer’

• What is Windows Sets?

  New Microsoft feature allows browser tabs and apps to be grouped together

• Why did AC3 buy Bulletproof?

  Sydney-based technology provider sheds light on an acquisition finalised following a six-month bidding war

• Google gunning for Aussie channel as Melbourne cloud partner signs up

  Tech giant fires warning shots at AWS and Microsoft Azure as cloud channel war heats up in Australia

• ​The Yield - Inside the mind of Mother Nature

  As organisations begin to experiment with intelligent apps, The Yield founder and CEO, Ros Harvey, explains how the Australian start-up is racing ahead in agriculture.

Features about Microsoft

• How your web browser tells you when it's safe

  As Google moves to change how its Chrome browser flags insecure websites, rival browsers may be forced to follow suit. Here's how other browsers currently ...

• Microsoft boosts anti-phishing skills of Chrome, the IE and Edge killer

  The company has released an add-on for Chrome – dubbed 'Windows Defender Browser Protection' – that effectively gives up a major asset in its own ...

• Windows 10 Spring Creators Update: The best hidden features

  Many are promising but remain works in progress.

• Cross-cloud software development comes to Azure

  Cloud-native apps built on Kubernetes can run anywhere. Now, with Open Service Broker, they can also use services hosted in public clouds such as Azure

• PowerApps: The route to apps for the rest of your employees

  PowerApps gives you a platform for quickly building mobile applications for service workers that work cross-platform and that integrate with existing back ends

• How to write machine learning apps for Windows 10

  Machine learning isn’t only for the cloud. Microsoft is bringing it to PCs in the next Windows 10 release. Here’s how to get started now