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Infrastructure provider Vertiv has hired two new people to its channel team.

Software company Kaseya has appointed Dermot McCann to the role of senior vice president and general manager for APAC.

Digital experience management company 1E has entered into an exclusive regional reseller agreement with Logicalis Australia.

IT solutions and managed services provider Thomas Duryea Logicalis (TDL) has undergone a restructure of its business over a year after Logicalis acquired Thomas Duryea.

The digital transformation of business is gathering pace, with 73% of firms worldwide now digitally enabled to some extent. But, newly published research shows that the rapidly changing ICT environment poses big challenges for chief information officers, with many revealing that they now have less control over IT spending than ever before.

Logicalis has appointed former Thomas Duryea senior manager, Michael Chanter, as chief operating officer for its Australia business.

If you are a chief information officer and have something to say about the pressures, priorities and the issues facing you in your work, then Logicalis wants to hear from you and to share the feedback with your industry peers here in Australia and around the world.

Following Logicalis acquiring Thomas Duryea in December 2015, both companies are well on the path to back-end integration. There are now joint clients and great growth, with the two companies to be combined as one within 12 months and having a goal of being the most admired IT company in Australia by 2020.

Global IT solutions and managed services provider Logicalis has acquired Australian professional services and cloud ICT company Thomas Duryea Consulting in the first of a number of expected acquisitions aimed at significantly increasing the value of the company.

CIOs appear to have been through a tough period where they were increasingly marginalised from IT purchasing decision making in their businesses, according to a new survey which reveals that line of business executives had been bypassing their IT departments and CIOs when making IT investments.

CIOs are under pressure from their line-of-business colleagues who are reportedly exerting greater influence over IT purchasing decisions, according to a newly released global study.

Logicalis has just completed a company-wide deployment of its cloud-based backup-as-a-service for Toyota Australia (TMCA) designed to give the motor company a whole new range of operational efficiencies and risk mitigation.

CIOs have been cautioned that to remain relevant they must act now to take on a more strategic role or risk being pushed aside by line of business managers.

Teleworking, the established approach to flexible working where employers provide their staff the option to work routinely away from the office, including from home, remains ineffectively used by most companies in Australia, according to a member of he government-established National Telework Advisory Panel.

Proactive demand for strategic mobility consultancy is outstripping reactive demand for BYOD point solutions, according to one IT service provider.

Logicalis has a new cloud services suite, offering customers more control of their virtual data centre and workspace environments.

Global integrated ICT solutions and services vendor, Logicalis, has appointed a new strategic solutions director for its Australian operation, based in Melbourne, with responsibility for the evolution and transformation of the company’s product portfolio in line with the needs of its customers.

State Records, the New South Wales Government authority charged with storing, protecting, preserving and making available the archives of the state government, has awarded a contract to the Australian arm of global ICT solutions provider, Logicalis, to design and implement the underlying storage architecture for its digital state archives project.

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Australian organisations are lagging when it comes to offering advanced communications and collaboration technologies, despite employee desire for workplace technologies to be extended beyond the corporate network, according to a new report out today.