Acquisition stories - Page 170

A recent survey has asked schools what their IT preferences are for digital devices in the classroom. Which product would be best for you?.

Telco facilities typically have an ideal location, possess digital technology with connectivity in place and own central offices with available space.

Qrious has snapped up Kiwi marketing automation provider Ubiquity in deal which will see digital marketing and data driven intelligence combined.

Polycom is promising new products and entrance to new markets in the coming months as it seeks to return to growth after a US$2 billion takeover,.

With the scale and speed of flash storage becoming pervasive it’s critical that customers re-think data protection to eliminate bottlenecks.

As competition in the IoT and Intelligent Edge industries increases, companies are seeking new ways to stand apart and delight their customers.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has honed its focus on server, storage, and networking post-2015 split, marked by strategic acquisitions and divestitures.

Online shoppers have high expectations for how promptly online retailers should reply to questions and complaints.

EY has snapped up Melbourne-based IAM business Open Windows Identity as it builds out its IAM implementation and managed services capability.

Revenue is up for Ingram Micro New Zealand Holdings and its subsidiaries in a year that saw plenty of action with acquisitions and new vendors.

Ingram Micro’s Andrew Khan explains how ransomware like WannaCry can be mitigated by the 3As: Automation, analytics and artificial intelligence.

The security market is going through a major shakeup as advanced analytics, SaaS, managed services, and other trends explode, says Gartner.

Singapore telecommunications company StarHub is spending S$19.4 million on a 51% stake in IT security provider Accel Systems & Technologies.

Their latest venture appears to be putting their camera technology atop drones, which could potentially prove to be a game changer.

Avnet is merging its centres in to one new facility, in a move the company says will increase productivity efficiency and speed-to-delivery.

Exeed resellers are being given the chance to fly high and to hit the snow for a BMW adventure in two promotions.

If we look ahead - I can see a couple of things happening. The first is that the software defined data center will become the de facto standard.

You can’t shut off innovation. If you take yourself out of the market or shut it down for 2 years, you’re going to destroy the business.

Megaport appoints Bella Lajoie as Chief Commercial Officer to enhance global business and lead sales strategy.

Cirrus Networks expects to double its revenue to $40+ million this year, with founder Frank Richmond stepping down from the day to day operations.