Privately owned Australian satellite imagery company, Geoimage, has secured an agreement with US-based 3D terrain information provider, Intermap Technologies, to distribute its NEXTMap digital elevation models and image products in Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and other Pacific countries.

Business technology solutions and managed services provider, Avanade has unveiled a new enterprise resource planning (ERP) offering which it says is partly a response to customer feedback. The wholesale distribution solution is built on Microsoft Dynamics AX platform.

Express Online (Exol) has formed a dedicated Huawei business unit to support Huawei’s expansion into the enterprise market in both Australia and New Zealand, and to further accelerate what Huawei says is its rapid growth in the region.

As spending on information technology and services in the Australian insurance sector grows, external factors like regulatory change, an uncertain economy and the increasing frequency of catastrophic events are forcing insurers to reassess their business processes and the technology that enables them.

Mobile value added services (VAS) provider, ArpuPlus, and global mobile content retailer, Mobile Streams, have formed a partnership to distribute Appitalism.com content to Middle East, North Africa and Asia.

Global content vendor, Mobile Streams, has launched a new global app distribution program, called Appitalism Wings, aimed at app developers who it says want to maximize their return on investment by making their apps easily available through additional distribution channels that specifically apply to their content, without the need to sign or spend time on multiple integrations and agreements.

With HP’s TouchPad due to arrive exclusively in Harvey Norman stores from August 15, HP’s promised mass distribution through all stores that sell HP gear needs acceleration.

Bradford Networks products will be distributed in Australia by Wavelink.

Network vendor, Xirrus, has appointed Distribution Central as its distributor for its range of high performance Wi-Fi products in Australia and New Zealand through its specialist networking business unit, NetWorld Systems.

Melbourne-based Wavelink has added Nomadix' public Wi-Fi access hardware to its distribution portfolio.