Australia & New Zealand stories
With tracks for each kind of partner, the monitoring and analytics platform vendor is looking to expand its presence in the region.
It has appointed ACA Pacific to help roll out its cybersecurity solutions, including newly acquired OhPhish, to the Australia and New Zealand markets.
Snowflake expands in Australia and New Zealand with 17 new channel partners, offering data-driven innovation at lower cost.
The Hamilton facility will support global customers and partners and provide access to the latest IT services and digital business technologies.
Scope Logic will take the role of providing 8x8's voice, chat and contact centre solutions across Western and Southern Australia.
8x8 has APAC in its sights as it opens a Sydney support centre for ANZ and acquires a Singaporean Comms-Platform-aaS provider.
Worldpay to boost its presence in Australasia with new offices in Melbourne and Sydney, and a domestic card payment licence in New Zealand for 2019.
Bitdefender has opened its Partner Advantage Network (PAN) programme with the aim of recruiting and supporting its over 500 local resellers.
The agreement will see Automation Anywhere continue to both extend and accelerate its reach across ANZ through NEXTGEN's channel network.
The company has also doubled its team in the region as part of a stated plan to grow its presence in Australia and New Zealand.
Talent delivers strong growth in H2 2018, with global revenue up 20%, gross margin up 22%, and EBITDA up a massive 94%.
BDC Services will provide customers in Australia with an online store for ServersCheck products and local technical pre-sales and onsite support.
With IT services spend growing in Australia and New Zealand, HPE is appointing execs for software and technology services in the South Pacific.
The company has made two ANZ specific leadership hires and formed several partnerships with organisations in the region.
Customers in Auckland could face shorter outages as Vector and IBM use weather forecasts and AI to spot storm and vegetation risks up to 72 hours ahead.
New Zealand operators can now tap a fast-growing office market as two thirds of large corporates plan flexible space use.
Datacom opens new office in Tauranga, bringing together over 80 staff and offering space for significant growth. Mayor welcomes the expansion.
Skills shortages are forcing infrastructure firms to widen hiring, as sector leaders say diversity and inclusion are key to future growth.
Sydney and Melbourne buyers face the sharpest hit as Morgan Stanley warns Australian house prices could fall 20 per cent and construction slows.
The company's partnership with service provider Amnesium brings its hyperconverged and edge computing solutions to government agencies.