Nominations have been extended for an enhanced Innovation Awards in 2021, with submissions now set to close on Wednesday 29 September.
Cybereason has signed a software distribution agreement with Sysware amid plans to expand cyber security market reach via the Indonesian channel.
Rhipe is pressing ahead with plans to build out cloud security capabilities via the channel following a new distribution agreement with Fortinet.
CloudMile has enhanced go-to-market capabilities specific to Google Cloud by achieving new managed services provider status in Singapore.
HP is placing data at the heart of channel growth plans through the launch of a new intelligence platform designed to convert partner information into strategic customer insights, leveraging more than one billion data points provided by the ecosystem on a weekly basis.
StarHub has unveiled plans to acquire a majority interest in the broadband business of MyRepublic in Singapore, taking a 50.1 per cent controlling stake in a transaction potentially rising to $162.8 million.
NCS is executing on plans to aggressively expand reach into Australia through the appointment of Nicole Key as director of sales and marketing.
Fusionex has partnered with Alliance Islamic Bank to build a digital platform capable of supporting halal businesses embarking on growth plans.
Maxis has signed a multi-year IT managed services contract with Wipro as the telco provider embarks on a fresh round of internal modernisation.
ViBiCloud has achieved two new levels of advanced Microsoft Azure specialisation in Indonesia, bolstering migration expertise to drive digital transformation.
STT GDC has opened STT Bangkok 1 as “hyperscale-ready and carrier-neutral” to capitalise on increased colocation services demand in Thailand.
Ooredoo Group and CK Hutchison have unveiled plans to merge operations in Indonesia in a $6 billion deal designed to create a “commercially stronger” digital and telecommunications provider.
MyRepublic has cited unauthorised access on a “third-party data storage platform” as the primary cause of a data breach impacting 79,388 mobile subscribers based in Singapore.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is placing as-a-service growth ambitions in the hands of the channel across Southeast Asia, arming partners with HPE GreenLake to meet rising customer consumption demand post-pandemic.
NCS has unveiled plans to acquire three technology providers across Singapore, Australia and Hong Kong, expanding digital capabilities at pace with a specific focus on data analytics and cloud.
