• Egotists are most susceptible to cons, warns security expert
  • "We dropped the ball" says Microsoft following Windows 10 issues
  • Channel roundup: Who's gone where?
  • HoloLens is officially 'open for business'
  • Turbonomic highlights the dangers of buying cloud on price
  • Juniper Networks rolls out enhancements for Elite partners
  • Datapipe acquires UK MSP Adapt
  • Tech firms bucking the Brexit doom and gloom predictions
  • Salesforce gobbles up analytics outfit BeyondCore
  • Smart machines and IoT platforms are going to be big
  • Nebulas snapped up by expansive SecureLink
  • Police and ICO investigating data breach at Sage
  • Contracts causing channel headaches
  • Channel roundup: Who's gone where?
  • Ingram Chinese takeover deal hit by further delays
  • Cloud software heading for end of decade dominance
  • Skills shortage is delaying the adoption of new tech
  • Huawei focusing on supply chain green credentials
  • Nimble gets agressive with flash costs
  • Avnet meets Q4 expectations
  • Ingram Micro launches Surface as a Service in the UK
  • Demand for security consultancy on the rise
  • Rackspace reports strong Q2, but braces itself for Brexit fallout
  • Channel can't pitch business as usual post-Brexit
  • Channel roundup: Who's gone where?
  • Ransomware becoming the security issue of the summer
  • UK services sector sees sharpest drop on record
  • Worldwide tablet shipments decline more than 12% in Q2
  • UC player sipsynergy looks for growth with channel names
  • CompTIA expands industry standards coverage
  • Channel calls for more vendor action in counterfeit printer fight
  • SCC HR arm SCS picks up Pyramid
  • Channel roundup: Who's gone where?
  • Microsoft reveals more job cuts to come
  • High Court awards HPE £1.95m in fraudulence case
  • NetApp hoping flash cost arguments can be overcome
  • Still plenty to play for with Windows 10
  • ISPs call on businesses to speak out against Ofcom's proposals
  • Sage vows to curb complexity for partners
  • Supply chain collaboration should give channel louder voice
  • Huawei sees H1 revenue increase by 40%
  • AMD and Intel underline the importance of diversification
  • Commercial notebook sales keep EMEA shipment figures afloat
  • 3CX finds data resellers first to get software PBX potential
  • Shanghai Stock Exchange delays shareholder vote ahead of deal
  • Distribution might be able to cushion server price rises
  • Unemployment might be down but digital skills are still in short supply
  • Azure revenue doubles as Microsoft reports healthy Q2 earnings
  • Dell EMEA channel chief heralds exciting second half
  • EMC shareholders give the go ahead for mega-merger
  • Claranet bolsters application management options with Ardenta buy
  • Daisy warns that digital transformation isn't going to just happen
  • Mixed reactions as SoftBank announces acquisition of Arm
  • Ingram Micro adds to growing credit availability
  • Channel roundup: Who's gone where?
  • Public sector needs the channel if it is going to grow revenues
  • Toshiba confident of working with channel to root out PC sales
  • Intelisys Global aims to bring channel model to UK telecoms
  • Technology has unhealthy bias towards London, warns Migsolv
  • Avnet: How is the channel doing so far on its vision for 2016?
  • Professional 3D printer market in flux ahead of HP entry
  • Entanet implores new PM to sack Vaizey
  • Resellers take up Tech Data credit offer
  • Polycom ditches Mitel deal in favour of $2bn offer from Siris
  • Gartner reports seventh consecutive quarter of declining PC sales
  • Cost fears holding back SME Flash adoption
  • Microsoft announces major partnership with GE
  • Resellers give distributors a big thumbs up
  • Fortinet bolsters MSSP support in response to market growth
  • Channel roundup: Who's gone where?
  • FAST reveals success of whistleblowing campaign
  • BT and Daisy Group announce new UC partnership
  • Toshiba sets sights on business PC market
  • Dell opens up partner programme to indirect channel
  • Channel has to act as if GDPR is still on track
  • WatchGuard highlights channel opportunities in mid market
  • EMEA cloud IT infrastructure revenue grows to $1.3bn in Q1
  • Channel gets a chance to sell VR as users shun online ordering
  • Wick Hill and Zycko get EMEA boost with Nuvias Group
  • RM provides a glimpse into subdued education market
  • Channel opening its doors to inspire next generation
  • Channel roundup: Who's gone where?
  • Syscap deepens channel support
  • CompTIA: MSPs vexed by cloud challenges and retention struggles
  • Sophos applauds partners for driving growth
  • Digital transformation spending has to continue
  • What does Brexit mean for the channel?
  • Tech sector must have a voice over what happens next
  • Security pitches come in for heavy criticism
  • COMS ushers in fresh chapter with RedstoneConnect
  • Barracuda Networks adds MSP options for Office 365 specialists
  • Investment slowdown a major channel concern
  • Channel roundup: Who's gone where
  • Brexit: Tech world expresses fears over skills and instability
  • Verizon Enterprise Solutions on the hunt for solution sellers
  • Dell rolls out security channel programme enhancements
  • Midwich widens credit available to support SMART partnership
  • Tech staff leaning towards a remain vote
  • Capita snaps up Trustmarque
  • BigTec signed by Morpheus for EMEA push
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