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BOARD International bolsters Aussie presence, partnering with Galaxy 42 to drive decision-making solutions for local enterprises.

Adobe says it is the biggest lineup of new creative applications since the launch of creative cloud five years ago.

To ensure developers use your APIs, focus on comprehensive documentation, maintain simplicity, and iterate with developer feedback. Here's how to execute.

Specifically, TIBCO will acquire the Cisco Information Server, which the company describes as a market-leading solution.

It says by exploiting the Nutanix partner community, customers will see improved delivery of the AFS solution in a number of different ways.

Kevin Van Gils, CA Technologies local head of partners, discusses how the program has been changed and what the benefits are for partners.

The partnership will combine Agilyx’s expertise in business applications with Lumesse’s technologies portfolio.

Trello launches dedicated desktop apps for Windows and Mac, offering users an escape from browser-tab chaos with new features and shortcuts.

HPE's fiscal Q3 sees a revenue rise, up by 3%, amidst its Micro Focus merger, hinting at a positive shift in the tech giant's trajectory.

Micro Focus merges with HPE's software arm in a whopping £8.8bn deal, forming the world's 7th largest enterprise software company.

The deal was struck with MOSS SAS, a key supplier to the French Armament procurement agency and French Air Force, Army & Navy.

Under the agreement, RAH Infotech will distribute Ipswitch file transfer and network management software throughout India.

With a 21 percent year-on-year decline, IDC reports the first quarter of 2017 was in fact the worst downturn in some time.

​Tech Data has partnered with Pitney Bowes in AU and NZ in a move the distributor says will help partners to profit from digital transformation.

Gil Shrewd says the company is rapt with the second quarter results, reporting the revenue growth to be healthy.

Machines can actually do some things better and faster than humans, once trained; machines and humans can accomplish more together than separately.

Software audits have become even more complicated as businesses now need to track software in complex environments, like the cloud.

A new release from Gartner has forecast worldwide IT spending to jump 2.4 percent in 2017, but some segments are set to decline.

The 10th edition of Asia’s annual event in the field of software testing, SOFTEC Asia, will soon be taking place in Kuala Lumpur.

The virtual workspace specialist announced early last year a re-focus on its software and the move certainly appears to have paid off in ANZ.