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Cisco ends 2016 on top of collaboration market as Microsoft nips at heels – ChannelLife Australia - April 03, 2017

Cisco ends 2016 on top of collaboration market as Microsoft nips at heels ChannelLife Australia Synergy Research Group says the quarter also saw big moves for Microsoft, but despite a sequential uptick in its market share, it remains more than two and a half percentage points behind Cisco. Avaya –.

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Trade talks continue with Vietnam over prawn ban – Beef Central - April 03, 2017

Beef Central Trade talks continue with Vietnam over prawn ban Beef Central High-level talks to prevent possible trade repercussions for Australia's cattle export industry to Vietnam in response to Australia's suspension of Vietnamese prawn imports continue, the NTCA conference in Darwin wa.

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Australia, we need to talk about start-ups and failure – The Australian Financial Review - April 03, 2017

The Australian Financial Review Australia, we need to talk about start-ups and failure The Australian Financial Review The Turnbull government has even passed legislation to reform insolvency laws, among other things reducing bankruptcy periods for failed entrepreneurs, in a bid to boost risk taking.

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Australia, we need to talk about start-ups and failure | afr.com – The Australian Financial Review - April 03, 2017

The Australian Financial Review Australia, we need to talk about start-ups and failure | afr.com The Australian Financial Review We should expect many start-ups to fail. That's how the system works, but in Australia it is still often seen as unacceptable. and more ».

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I’ll be back – New South Wales Supreme Court terminates a liquidation – Mondaq News Alerts (registration) - April 02, 2017

I'll be back – New South Wales Supreme Court terminates a liquidation Mondaq News Alerts (registration) This week's TGIF considers the case of In the matter of CNL Transport Pty Ltd (in liq) [2017] NSWSC 291, where the New South Wales Supreme Court terminated a liquidation where the comp.

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Safe harbour: proposed changes to the insolvent trading regime in Australia – Lexology (registration) - April 02, 2017

Lexology (registration) Safe harbour: proposed changes to the insolvent trading regime in Australia Lexology (registration) The Australian government has released draft legislation which proposes significant legislative change to insolvency laws in Australia. One of the changes proposed, is that dir.

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