“This partnership strengthens our product’s capabilities in the cloud computing space,” stated Michael Puckridge Intelledox Partner and Alliances Manager APAC. “As enterprises and governments shifts towards the cloud computing platform, our integration with Dataflex provides a secure end-to-end document generation solution for enterprises that features increased agility, flexibility and reliability for users.”

The partnership between Intelledox and Dataflex focuses on deploying intelligent document generation and smart web forms functionality through the Dataflex cloud computing offering – blucloud. The Dataflex cloud platform is built on dual-site infrastructure running in active-active configuration – the only one of its kind in Australia – and provides uninterrupted service. With Dataflex providing the cloud platform, Intelledox gains broader accessibility and usability for its users.
“Our partnership with Intelledox brings a unique technology to our solution set,” said Dale Senti, Dataflex National Sales Manager. “Our focus has always been engaging in products and services that bring innovation and significant value add to our clients and we feel that with Intelledox, we are able to drive greater value from their infrastructure investments, especially with the looming paradigm shift to the cloud.”

Dataflex provides IT design, provision, and support services on the backbone of over two decades of experience and presence in the Australian market. The company’s range of services includes helpdesk, networks, storage, voice communications, disaster recovery, and cloud computing solutions.

“This partnership strengthens our product’s capabilities in the cloud computing space,” stated Michael Puckridge Intelledox Partner and Alliances Manager APAC. “As enterprises and governments shifts towards the cloud computing platform, our integration with Dataflex provides a secure end-to-end document generation solution for enterprises that features increased agility, flexibility and reliability for users.”

The partnership between Intelledox and Dataflex focuses on deploying intelligent document generation and smart web forms functionality through the Dataflex cloud computing offering – blucloud. The Dataflex cloud platform is built on dual-site infrastructure running in active-active configuration – the only one of its kind in Australia – and provides uninterrupted service. With Dataflex providing the cloud platform, Intelledox gains broader accessibility and usability for its users.
“Our partnership with Intelledox brings a unique technology to our solution set,” said Dale Senti, Dataflex National Sales Manager. “Our focus has always been engaging in products and services that bring innovation and significant value add to our clients and we feel that with Intelledox, we are able to drive greater value from their infrastructure investments, especially with the looming paradigm shift to the cloud.”

About Intelledox

Intelledox is an elegant process improvement system that combines the power of intelligent document generation, smart web forms, and line-of-business integration to deliver significant business value to enterprises and governments worldwide. Intelledox specifically addresses what leading analysts refer to as “content chaos” caused by a lack of a structured and centralized approach to document generation. Intelledox creates significant business advantage through the automation of document-centric business processes. By leveraging existing investment in document management and information assets, Intelledox assists organizations to drive down operational costs, deliver increased efficiency, reduce compliance risk, and improve user experience. Intelledox has delivered high quality enterprise software solutions to a growing portfolio of large corporate and government customers across the globe. Currently some 300 customers and 400,000 users benefit from the solutions developed by Intelledox Pty Ltd. Headquartered in Australia, Intelledox has an international presence across the globe with offices in North America, Singapore, and the United Kingdom.

April can be a tricky month weather wise, however as usual at the NPC Golf Day the weather was fabulous!

The day hit off with a delicious roast lunch and registration in the Westbourne Room. The teams teed off and enjoyed all of the excitement provided on the course. There were hoola hops, gelato stops, closest to pin, delicious tasty morsels at the NPC tent, coordination skill tests, pro’s with tips and even exploding golf balls.

The fun wasn’t only on the course; the ladies at the clinic had a fantastic day, picking up all of the tips from Royal Canberra’s Pro golfers – Mark and Charles. The ladies were in form, there were many laughs, a few cold bottles of champagne and even a few good shots.

To finish up the fantastic day on the course, all were invited to The National Press Club for dinner and entertainment. The patron of the event is Senator Stephen Conroy, as always he said a few words on the successful day and also spoke a little about the charity supported by the event – Ovarian Cancer Research.

The entertainment of the night was long time friend of the NPC – Jean Kitson, OMG she had the crowd in stitches! Never have I heard such an intellectual, comical rendition on golf, politics, food and wine. What an emotional rollercoaster of laughs!

The day was a huge success and was enjoyed by all. Thank you to the National Press Club of Australia team for all their hard work. I look forward to the festivities next year!

dataflex is a Canberra owned SME that has been providing IT solutions to the region for 25 years.
dataflex is a proud Corporate Member of the National Press Club and is delighted to assist in launching the new Portable Internet Cafe.
‘With such busy lives it is great to be able to sit in a fantastic environment and continue to work – with wifi speed of 4.5MG per second – you won’t miss a beat’.

How do you get your hands on one?
Simply come to reception and sign out an iPad 2 for use while you are in the club. We ask that you please provide a credit card as security while you use the iPad2.

Click here to view the flyer

Dataflex Pty Ltd has been selected as a [preferred supplier] for inclusion on the ICT Goods Multi-Use List (MUL) for the following categories:

• Category 1 – IT Peripheral Products
• Category 2 – Hardware
• Category 3 – Software
• Category 4 – Audio Visual and Videoconferencing
• Category 5 – Cabling
• Category 6 – Geospatial Information Systems (GIS)

The new Acer Veriton L4610 computers use half the power of conventional desktop computers (135W compared to 300W of power) which not only reduces carbon emissions but also significantly cuts energy costs.

Dataflex has supplied Penrith City Council with 160 of these computers and will plant 160 trees to offset their carbon emissions. The trees are donated by Dataflex, in partnership with Greening Australia, and will be planted at Luddenham Primary School on Monday April 2 2012.
Penrith City Mayor Greg Davies said the agreement with Dataflex, which is now in its third year, continues to deliver benefits to Council, to staff and the environment.

“The new computers are much smaller and take up less room, which allows staff to work more comfortably at their desks. They are also significantly faster, increasing processing times and productivity across the organisation,” Councillor Davies said.
“Council is passionate about the environment and has adopted a number of sustainable business practices across the organisation. To further reduce our carbon footprint, Council will refurbish our old computers for distribution to Third World Countries or re-use the working spare parts.”

According the latest IDC figures, Acer has become the leader in the Australian Portable PC market in terms of unit shipments for Q4 2011

Since its founding in 1976, Acer has achieved the goal of breaking the barriers between people and technology. Globally, Acer ranks No. 2 for total PCs and notebooks. A profitable and sustainable Channel Business Model is instrumental to the company’s continuing growth, while its multi-brand approach effectively integrates Acer, Gateway, Packard Bell, and eMachines brands in worldwide markets. Acer strives to design environmentally friendly products and establish a green supply chain through collaboration with suppliers. Acer is proud to be a Worldwide Partner of the Olympic Movement, including the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games and London 2012 Olympic Games. The Acer Group employs 8,000 people worldwide. Estimated revenues for 2010 reached US$19.9 billion. See www.acer-group.com for more information. See www.acer-group.com for more information.

Established in 1990, Acer Computer Australia (ACA) has 300 employees and has grown to become Australia’s No. 1 notebook vendor, and No. 2 for total PC*. Please visit www.acer.com.au for more information.

*Gartner research reports for Q1 2010

I can’t wait to find out what the theme will be next year………………..

To view the arrivals on the Red Carpet got to – this link

http://www.acer.com/worldwide/selection.html

http://www.objectivity.com

http://www.teco.org.au/

With an asset database spanning 3500 PCs and Notebooks, the challenge for the WNSWLHD to track and manage their ever growing database of assets was mitigated by the implementation of the Dataflex ecommerce solution. This online database permits the Health District an instantaneous understanding of the location and status of their PC and NB fleet. This means the Health District has complete control over procurement, asset management, refresh (also conducted through Dataflex) and disposal requirements at any given time.

Today, the Health District has augmented their procurement requirements to include Printers & Toner, Software, tapes, medical carts, Apple equipment and Anti-virus solutions, and continue to deepen their relationship with Dataflex as trusted advisor.