
Photo gallery: Oracle ANZ Partner Awards celebrate the year that's been
The Oracle ANZ Partner awards were presented last week at the ANZ Partner Forum on July 27.
Around 100 partners congregated at the event held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Sydney to celebrate the year that has been and to toast those who have excelled.
The much lauded ‘Partner of the Year’ awards were presented amidst much fanfare with the winners on the night including Accenture, PrimeQ, M-Power Solutions, Pinpoint HRM, Wipro, NTT Com ICT Solutions, Nextgen Distribution and Deloitte.
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Kaspersky ranked number one in channel partner satisfaction
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Lenovo unleashes major expansion of ThinkPad range
Models such as the X13 have received a complete redesign and better hardware.

Palo Alto Networks adds more incentives to NextWave partner program
This latest launch brings a significant set of enhancements, incentives and training to the company’s NextWave Partner Program.

Microsoft launches industry clouds for nonprofit, manufacturing & financial sectors
Microsoft aims to empower people, recognise the power of partnership, and it remains committed to security, compliance, and trust.

Poly hones in on privacy & clarity through new headset range
According to Poly Australia and New Zealand managing director Andy Hurt, the company wanted to address the need for privacy and security ‘head on’.