After two years as the Amazon Web Services (AWS) APJ managing director Phil Davis has left, switching to Google Cloud as its new vice president of speciality sales.
Java platform provider, Azul has struck up its first distribution deal in Australia, New Zealand and ASEAN region through Nextgen Group.
Optus has put $140 million aside as an ‘exceptional expense’ towards recovery activities following its mass cyber security breach in September.
UCaaS vendor 8x8 has made redundancies across its Australian and New Zealand operations, including its APAC vice president Brendan Maree.
To fast track its expansion plans in the region, UK-headquartered software development company Endava has acquired Melbourne-based consultancy outfit Lexicon.
Global services provider DXC Technology has confirmed that its management has been approached by a financial sponsor regarding a potential acquisition of the company.
Network detection and response vendor ExtraHop has hired Kenneth Chen as its new vice president of Asia Pacific.
ASX-listed communications software provider Symbio has revealed it will be investing $7.6 million to accelerate growth across Asia Pacific.
Pax8 has boosted its portfolio across Asia Pacific, adding BitTitan, Call2Teams, Liongard, Nerdio and Printix to the mix.
VMware has evolved its Partner Connect program featuring a new framework to align closer with cloud services growth and solutions-centric business models.
Consulting firm EY has struck up an alliance with services provider Kyndryl to support clients in achieving their digital transformation goals.
Wireless networking vendor Cradlepoint has seen its growth continue to accelerate across Asia Pacific, abound in 4G and 5G as more points of connection take place, and partners are coming along for the investment ride.
Red Hat has named Matt Hicks as its president and chief executive officer succeeding Paul Cormier who is shifting into the chairman’s post.
Microsoft has 'indefinitely' extended the terms of when cloud solution providers (CSPs) were required to switch over to its New Commerce Experience (NCE).
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is making its stance as a ‘platform’ services provider and is building partners into the core of this strategy.
