Chief Executive Officer (CEO) stories - Page 76

Polycom and Microsoft have extended their 12-year partnership to roll out video collaboration solutions for Office 365 and Skype for Business.

Microsoft customers will be able to access the new Dynamics AX from in-region data centers, with Microsoft hosting the offering in Australia.

Lenovo teams up with Juniper, aiming to redefine datacenter solutions with a focus on simplicity, flexibility, and performance.

Accenture research suggests digital skills are key to bridging the workplace gender gap, potentially halving the wait for equality.

Nimble Storage aims to be leader in storage market with revenue growth and expansion of product range and customer base.

Fortinet continues to scoop up industry accolades, adding two more to its growing list of winning third party evaluations.

Palo Alto Networks has reported significant revenue growth in Q2 2016, thanks to the success of its subscription services.

IBM and VMware are teaming up to help drive enterprises into the cloud by enabling VMware customers to migrate data to IBM Cloud without modification.

Intergen is on the move as the company eyes up increasing growth in the Auckland market and opens new offices to be closer to its key partners.

For leading CEOs, cloud and the Internet of Things is old news. Now, it's all about cognitive computing and disruptive innovation.

Sonus Networks bounced back in the second half of 2015 after a rocky start to the year, but still earned less revenue overall when compared to 2014.

FireEye's Q4 2015 revenue rose 29% to $184.8m, with positive cash flow for the year of $37m, as the company grows towards profitability.

FireEye has acquired Invotas in order to offer security orchestration capabilities as part of its global threat management platform.

With this acquisition, FireEye plans to add new intelligence subscription models that include industry vertical specific slices.

Unisys brings its Stealth micro-segmentation solution to AWS, enabling users to secure their own portions of the cloud.

NetApp will now have all-flash offerings that address each of the three largest All-Flash Array market segments.

IBM acquires IRIS Analytics to help combat payment fraud. Only 16% of banks can currently detect fraud in real-time.

Creditors of Dick Smith's New Zealand operations have been told it's still to early to provide any details about the likely return to creditors.

Infusion Software specialises in the development of accounting and business management software, and provide a range of effective packages.

Dick Smith creditors are owed nearly AU$400 million dollars. Meanwhile, the company's chief executive has resigned, effective immediately.