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  • Redstone and CACI expand through acquisition
  • Budget welcomed by tech SMBs
  • Softcat delivers strong H1
  • More transformation coming at Oracle
  • Dell and EMC address investor concerns in SEC filing
  • The cloud was made for the channel
  • Does the channel love Microsoft loving Linux?
  • Shift F7 keeps it local with Greencorn acquisition
  • F5 Networks building next generation channel ecosystem
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  • Services deliver again for Computacenter
  • Cloud migration a committee decision
  • Microsoft announces UK roll out of PBX functionality
  • Comms-care continues to back apprenticeships
  • Detachables continue to snaffle up tablet share
  • Systemax boss talks up EMEA turnaround
  • IoT boom spells PaaS opportunity for MSPs
  • Lack of security awareness poses a major threat to businesses
  • PhishMe ramps up channel activity
  • Strategy delivering for Tech Data
  • London tech firms voice EU exit concerns
  • Channel roundup: Who's gone where?
  • SDN what? Users failing to understand latest networking tech
  • Cisco 2.0: What does Cisco look like in a post-Chambers world?
  • IoT channel opportunity shifting to the data level
  • Dell reveals post EMC acquisition management team
  • Cisco launches range of data centre technologies
  • ITS and Snow Software courting MSPs
  • IoT set to spur major customer investment
  • Ingram Micro boss chooses to look to the future after downbeat Q4
  • VMware aiming to get channel to sell beyond vSphere
  • Channel roundup: Who's gone where?
  • One year on and Equinix delivers channel progress report
  • Ofcom pours scorn on Openreach, but stops short of separation
  • Amicus ITS plans for growth post MBO
  • Nimble Storage uses latest hardware launch to talk software
  • IoT throws up security, analytics and device management opportunities
  • Dell deepening support for MSPs
  • IBM and VMware announce strategic partnership
  • Channel names back continued EU membership
  • Tablets suffer as 2-in-1 and convertibles take off
  • GE Digital unveils Global Alliance Programme
  • Claranet continues to build cloud capabilities
  • Tech firms rally behind Tim Cook in FBI - Apple standoff
  • China's Tianjin Tianhai to buy Ingram Micro for $6bn
  • Exclusive sees healthy growth across all regions
  • ShoreTel extends developer support
  • Avnet Introduces FSA One Frameworks in EMEA
  • Excalibur extends IT data reach with Devision buy
  • Services shift threatens traditional channel and vendor relationships
  • Channel roundup: Who's gone where?
  • SQL Server 2005 end of life a chance for wider strategy debate
  • Evidence of security skill woes cropping up more widely
  • Cisco beats the street
  • Nimans moves into the laptop space
  • Awareness of security risks up, but more needs to be done
  • Entatech settles with liquidators of Changtel
  • Avnet hands resellers training revenue opportunities
  • Lexmark launches new 'end-to-end' channel programme
  • Exclusive Group launches Capital finance offering in UK
  • EEF: Businesses are paying inflated broadband costs
  • NetApp increasing services support for partners
  • Channel roundup: Who's gone where?
  • Time and lack of understanding holding back agility
  • The Internet of Cisco: Network giant gobbles up IoT leader Jasper
  • Channel is delivering for SAS
  • Windows 10 gaining ground in enterprise space
  • Networks First picked up by Convergence Group
  • Oracle rolls out channel cloud programme
  • ShoreTel taking out cloud message to existing base
  • Google becomes most valuable public company on the planet
  • Oracle warns against slow motion responses to digital transformation
  • Landing skilled security staff proving to be a challenge
  • Xerox to make like an HP - and split
  • Network complexity the customer pain point
  • Channel roundup: Who's gone where?
  • Collaboration tools a growing channel play
  • EMC has a shoddy year
  • Resellers should use Data Privacy Day as chance to talk security
  • VMware: 2016 to be a year of transition
  • Microsoft strengthens hybrid argument with Azure Stack
  • Arrow calls time on COO position as Bryant retires
  • Inventory woes blight Emea PC market
  • Brocade channel chief listening to partners
  • Apogee turnover breaks through the £100m barrier
  • Annodata on track to hit £100m revenue target
  • Channel roundup: Who's gone where?
  • Computacenter FY results in line with expectations
  • D-Link's UK boss stepping up channel support
  • Danwood launches 3D printer rental scheme for schools
  • Brother finds SMEs still enjoy the printed page
  • Stone turns ISP to provide schools with broadband alternative
  • Digital economy a challenge for all suppliers
  • RM upgrades network to support schools
  • Avnet reacts to growing IoT trend
  • Channel roundup: Who's gone where?
  • Private sector failed to capture $5tn of digital business in 2015
  • Tech Data expands 3D options with BQ signing
  • Oracle recruiting 1,400 staff to support cloud push
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