Collaboration stories - Page 51

Ingram Micro teams with Cisco to offer the Spark collaboration tool, boosting reseller profits via its Australian Cloud Marketplace.

The service aims to bring participants together from around the globe, across different systems and devices without investments in new infrastructure.

The Japanese ICT company draws attention to issues that arise when sharing data between multiple locations which is stored in the cloud.

Financial services firms must remain vigilant and prioritize their security programmes, according to new guidance from Aleron.

A licensing agreement with Spark NZ means Cisco Spark can finally launch locally - with Spark subsidiary Telegistics the exclusive distributor.

Telstra's Sydney Security Operation Centre is now fully operational, with Melbourne's opening hot on its heels.

Vision Exchange allows teams to brainstorm and work collaboratively through wireless sharing content from laptops and tablets.

Cisco's AppDynamics business has launched a standalone partner program, as it seeks to build skills to better capitalise on DX and drive revenue.

It can be used at locations where optical fiber lines are not provided or as an alternative to metal-wired lines such as DSL or digital access.

Binary Tree is hoping to triple the number of certified partners in the next six months with a certification push.

As LOB play an increasing role in tech buying, the channel too, must evolve. CompTIA outlines the changing market and what it means for resellers.

The ASD has formally certified 40 Microsoft Azure and Office 365 services for inclusion on its Certified Cloud Services List.

Lenovo has promoted Brendan Lau to head its PC and smart devices consumer and SMB division, including overseeing the vendor's retail and SMB channel.

Microsoft is teaming up with engineering and contracting company Downer EDI to co-develop and market new cloud-based solutions and services.

Aussie business managers understand IT is a key part of the business according to a survey which shows companies are advanced in business-IT alignment.

Australia's local government organisations are after IT systems that are collaborative and can integrate with older systems, says Civica.

Tenable Network Security has continued to ramp up its local presence, appointing its first ANZ country manager as it eyes up the enterprise market.

Cisco ended 2016 top dog in the overall collaboration market, despite a sequential uptick in market share for Microsoft.

Thousands gather for Cisco Live Melbourne, exploring digital futures and technological marvels in a testament to rapid innovation.

There is a true battle going on between the three heavyweights, with all offering unique products that are in fact subtly similar.