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Tata Communications has been named India's Company of the Year by Frost & Sullivan in five categories, including managed security and SD-WAN.

Ankura Consulting Group's Neal Schubert has been appointed as ARMA's new outside director, providing strategic planning and governance oversight.

Automation is now a vital consideration for organisations to create a successful modern workplace. Where does NoOps come in?.

Former GitHub India GM, Maneesh Sharma, joins test orchestration platform LambdaTest as COO to lead go-to-market efforts for reliable software.

Frost & Sullivan has recognised Genesys as a leader in the cloud contact centre market for its robust cloud and digital capabilities.

Opsera hires Patrick Boyle as VP of Global Sales and Chris Lansing as RVP, Head of Sales Americas to drive growth of its no-code DevOps platform.

Security intelligence company LogRhythm has announced the appointment of Jerry Tng as vice president of Sales for Asia Pacific and Japan.

DE-CIX chief executive officer Ivo Ivanov says the company is thrilled to expand its partner network in India.

We spoke to CISO Vishal Salvi to learn more about the company's approach to cybersecurity and what it means for customers.

LogRhythm Asia Pacific VP sales Simon Howe says the partnership aims to protect organisations from security threats, both now and in the future.

Hootsuite acquires Sparkcentral, a SaaS provider for digital customer engagement, expanding its social customer care capabilities.

Arrow Electronics partners with AppViewX to deliver low-code IT orchestration solutions in Australia and New Zealand.

Melbourne cloud management platform company Kumolus has been acquired by US-based CloudBolt Software to support its APAC growth plans.

ANZ businesses can scale digital transformation using application services, yet must juggle legacy systems, multi-cloud environments, and security challenges.

HCL Technologies launches a Google Cloud business unit to speed up cloud adoption, aiming to ramp up specialists and support digital transformations globally.

TechDay spoke to Aruba global SMEs VP and GM Amol Mitra about networking trends in Asia-Pacific and Aruba's latest offering in the SMB market.

Wahab will focus on growing sales, increasing customer adoption and building the partner ecosystem across Australia, Japan, India and Singapore.

Founded in 1986, ADTRAN capitalised on AT&T's breakup to become a leader in telecommunications networking, with revenue peaking at USD $717 million in 2011.

IDC has released its latest findings surrounding India's server market – and the news isn't great for the market as it has fallen significantly.

Asia Pacific firms face high cyber breach costs, with 17% incurring financial hits over USD $5 million. Yet, 39% limited impacts to under USD $500,000.