Stories by Nadia Cameron

Telstra does a backflip on ADSL2+ wholesale access

Telstra has done a back flip on its ADSL2+ broadband wholesale strategy and announced it will allow ISPs access to the network.

Soul hits back at claims of dealer payment delays

SP Telemedia subsidiary, Soul Telecommunications, has hit back at media claims that it has not paid commissions to hundreds of resellers across the country.

Dell signs Officeworks as first retail partner

Dell Australia has selected office stationery and IT supplies chain, OfficeWorks, as its first local retail partner.

IT environment group strengthens government links

Recently established environmental organisation, Computers Off, has appointed its first CEO/economist as it looks to build links between its IT-based initiatives and government.

Industry mourns death of John Button

Tributes are flowing in for former Federal Labor Minister for Industry, Technology and Commerce, John Button, who died in his sleep on Monday night at the age of 74.

ICT recruiters call for international talent

The ICT recruitment industry's largest association is calling for a new industry Labour Agreement to ensure local organisations can continue to tap into international talent.

Kaz sell-off rumours grow

Industry speculation continues to mount that Telstra is planning to sell-off its IT integration subsidiary, Kaz. It coincides with a decline in the telco's first-half year IT services revenues.

PKBA launches local incubation arm

SMB managed services player, PK Business Advantage, has taken the wrappers off a dedicated incubation arm to help develop and commercialise home-grown technologies.

IBM and Unisys win big in government

IBM and Unisys were the big winners in government over the past year, according to recent market research from Intermedium.

Symantec MD and channel chief make abrupt exit

Symantec's local managing director, David Sykes, and regional channel director, John Donovan, have abruptly left their posts.

Touchbase unifies under Cisco master specialisation

Touchbase has become Cisco's first Australian Master Unified Communications partner.

ASG Group has posted a 28 per cent increase in revenue to $75.5 million in the 12 months to June 30. The Perth-based services company also reported a 36 per cent increase in full-year net profit to $7 million. Chief executive, Geoff Lewis, said a strong performance in the eastern states, as well as several prime customer contract wins, helped push the figures up.

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