Allied Telesys stories

Paul Batchelor of Allied Telessis fame, is launching a new specialist telecommunications distributor based in Wellington.

In a world moving toward Smart Cities and the Internet of Things, networks must evolve rapidly to meet new challenges.

California light rail passenger - and football fans attending this weeks Super Bowl 50 - are reaping the rewards of new real-time information signs.

Allied Telesis has announced the release of a new security measure to prevent eavesdropping on fibre communications.

The rise of SDN has seen huge changes to the cloud and data centres worldwide, but are you aware of the benefits it can have for enterprises?.

It’ll be interesting to see if Allied Telesis can transition its success in New Zealand in the switching category into the security space.

Allied Telesis has scooped up its second iCMG Architecture Award, this time for its Secure Enterprise SDN solution.

Allied Telesis New Zealand's profit soared 166% in 2014, with the local branch banking $1.1 million.

New Zealand channel partners are being sought to try out Allied Telesis's new network monitor solution.

Southern Institute of Technology (SIT) partners with Allied Telesis to upgrade network infrastructure. AMF technology delivers significant network gains.

Allied Telesis selects Kaspersky Lab to provide anti-malware and anti-virus engines for its new series of Next-Generation Firewalls.

Internet of things and smart cities are opening up the doors for new sales for traditional IT resellers.

Does SDN have real benefits for enterprises, or is it just a solution looking for a problem? Allied Telesis' Scott Penno offers his perspective.

A skills shortage is being felt in New Zealand’s booming ICT industry where professionals are reverting to contracting to reap the financial rewards.

New years generally begin with new goals and IT distributor Connector Systems has kicked off 2014 flying New Zealand’s local flag.

Local tech distributor Exeed is hitting the road again, rolling out the W.A.R. Tour in early November.

One of the hottest topics in networking at the moment – if not the whole of IT, is the concept of Software Defined Networking or SDN.

The use of technology in education is increasing at a dramatic rate – in fact there are very few aspects of education that remain untouched by technology.

Schools need to be aware of the security challenges involved in BYOD.

Beyond the roll-out of the School Network Upgrade Program (SNUP) the networking vendor has another offer.

Exeed Limited has signed with global networking company Allied Telesis to distribute its range of products to the New Zealand market.

Fresh from a New Zealand operations restructure, the networking and wireless vendor promotes Scott Penno to APAC marketing director.

Sweeping change is expected at the networking and wireless vendor's NZ offices.

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