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IDC has assessed how each MSSP vendor measures up against the others to determine who was leading the pack in the market.

Gartner believes that 2014 is the last year that the market will exhibit such solid double-digit growth in its current form.

A10 has appointed a new VP of Asia Pacific sales charged with expanding the company's channel operations and taking sales team 'to the next level'.

IBM tops all-flash storage array vendors in 2014, shipping more petabytes and units for SSA than any of its competitors, according to Gartner report.

The IBM cloud service is to meet the Ministry's all-of-government requirements to operate an onshore Infrastructure as a Service model.

IBM is mostly likely to be win significant cloud hosting projects, according to a 451 research survey of almost 2,000 enterprise cloud users.

IBM is moving its Security Intelligence technology, IBM Qradar, to the cloud, to help companies fight cyberattacks.

IBM is building an ecosystem of partners and clients to promote open collaboration to help secure Internet of Things (IoT) solutions.

IBM is investing $3bn in a new IoT unit and building a cloud-based open platform to help clients build IoT solutions.

Telstra partners with IBM to offer SoftLayer cloud services in Australia, tapping into Melbourne and Sydney data centres for local enterprises.

IDC:The industry saw competitive dynamics shift with major vendors forming new partnerships. This is sure to set a new competitive landscape for 2015.

​IBM is going toe-to-toe with Microsoft, opening its second SoftLayer cloud centre in Australia, with Kiwi companies expected to be utilising it.

Wall Street was mixed as a decline in oil prices weighed on energy shares, offsetting optimism about a strong US economy and a supportive central bank.

DHBs are set to introduce new IT infrastructure that will increase security, reliability, and service levels, and reduce the risk of critical outages.

The awards, selected by IBM leadership, recognise working relationships with clients and demonstrated skills in selling IBM solutions.

Data analytics is predicted to significantly boost the market, with vendors like HP, IBM, and Microsoft leading the rapidly expanding sector.

Auckland-based distributor iData Resolutions has been put into liquidation, with Dennis Clifford Parsons appointed as liquidator on 21 January.

Lenovo soars with solid $253m profit, leveraging acquisitions of Motorola and IBM's server unit to diversify beyond PCs.

Certus Solutions, an IBM systems integrator in ANZ that's based in Auckland, has announced the release of its Mobility as a Service (MaaS) offering.

IBM dismisses a Forbes report claiming it will cut 26% of its workforce in a reorganisation project called Project Chrome.