Acquisition stories - Page 159

Smartpage is comprised of three software modules, for clinical, orderly and emergency staff messaging and task management, delivered via the cloud.

Consultel Cloud has launched Australia's first NetApp hyper-converged infrastructure service, offering flexible, consumption-based cloud models.

The partnership is aimed at making the training provider’s students more attractive to the major accounting firms.

Paul Lancaster will head the newly-launched practice that will be built around the Micro Focus security portfolio.

Dicker Data has revealed a temporary update to its logo for 2018 that celebrates reaching 40 years of being in operation.

This US$792 million acquisition of Metronode will see us expand our reach in the country, which has been called for by a number of our customers.

Auckland's Paymark, which processes a significant share of NZ's debit and credit card transactions, sold to France's Ingenico Group for NZD $190 million.

It’s only mid-January and already we have been privy to a number happenings and events - Nutanix directors share their predictions for the year ahead.

Portfolio enables OEMs and solution providers to focus on the future by providing end-to-end customer and product lifecycle management.

Adobe unveils new tools in Adobe Experience Cloud to help retailers optimise in-store shopping, personalise experiences with big data, and enhance visual media.

Veeam’s recently appointed ANZ vice president Gary Mitchell discusses what the acquisition of N2WS will mean for the local channel.

With AWS holding 44.2% of the multi-billion dollar IaaS market, this acquisition positions Veeam well for potential further growth.

The inclusion of the company in the Leader category is based on Gartner’s criteria, including completeness of vision and ability to execute.

FireEye acquires X15 Software for USD $20 million to enhance data management with big data capabilities, aiming to innovate its security platform.

The split will result in four reportable operating segments and has lead to some leadership changes in those areas.

In terms of competency, the main issue is that most companies have expertise that lies in areas other than managing data centers.

Tianjin Tianhai has denied rumours of selling Ingram Micro, citing it as a strategic asset, amid speculation of a possible buyout by Synnex.

The acquisition will see up to 25 Cyberinc employees join KPMG's Australian arm to boost capabilities in domestic identity and access management.

Steve Harris has more than 20 years of experience in the UC industry and has delivered his top five predictions for the UC market.

PhishLine’s social engineering simulation and training platform expands Barracuda solutions to protect against email-borne targeted attacks.