• FAST turns spotlight on the South East
  • More users will hire criminals to fight cyber crime
  • Dimension Data sets out ambitious green targets
  • EMC boss wants more channel sales
  • D-Link looks for retail growth with Shaw appointment
  • ShoreTel says second Mitel offer is 'significantly inadequate'
  • SAP and Oracle settle TomorrowNow dispute
  • Danwood looks to the future with apprentice efforts
  • David Linthicum says storage must evolve to meet cloud demands
  • Microsoft licensing changes should boost VDI
  • Jigsaw24 buys again with Matrix acquisition
  • Ingram brings Office365 migration player SkyKick to the UK
  • NTT.Com Security exposes data protection opportunity
  • NCE heads North of the border with Technology Practice buy
  • Lack of GDPR knowledge is a danger and an opportunity
  • Juniper boss walks after board disagreement
  • Future growth requires generation Y to be engaged
  • Trend Micro on the hunt for valuable partners
  • Nadella backs UK computer education efforts
  • IDC: VDI market set for growth
  • Lott handed expanded role at Avnet
  • Sage boss hits back at NetSuite
  • CDW to take minorty stake in Kelway
  • CompTIA: UK channel is transforming
  • Egress sets sights on channel growth
  • McAfee talks up security services opportunity
  • Tableau Software breaks the $100m revenue barrier in Q3
  • CompTIA conference: The good and the bad of partnering
  • SCC will buy again with comms the target
  • Data centre and services fuel SCC growth
  • XP's market share didn't crash: Turns out it was always low
  • Notspots are not what we want, says minister
  • NetSuite gunning for Sage
  • Cloud Distribution adds storage to the mix
  • Olive Communications acquisitions underpin growth
  • GCHQ chief calls on co-operation from tech firms
  • Intermedia strenghtens management team
  • Windows XP is down, Windows 8 is up, Windows 10 is watching you
  • IBM aims for services growth with leadership change
  • AccessData the latest to get the splitting bug
  • Report finds Oracle licensing is leading to hostile relationships
  • Annodata acquires Keltec in cloud expansion push
  • Syscap returning to channel heartlands
  • Cloud security fears subside once businesses get on board
  • Managing change is key to success for infrastructure suppliers
  • Why Tim Cook’s coming out is important for business
  • Outsourcing hits record levels across EMEA
  • Northamber chairman upbeat despite widening losses
  • MFP sales drive growth in printer hardware market
  • ASM issues a university challenge
  • QA supports Tech Partnership Fund
  • Microsoft launches its first wearable device
  • Privacy is finally becoming important to internet users
  • New Big Data Azure services launched at TechEd
  • Continuum heads into Europe with new sales director
  • McAfee gives its partner programme a new lick of paint
  • Tenders invited to replace BECTA framework by March 2015
  • Big Blue brings Big Data analytics portfolio to IBM Cloud
  • Emphasis on cloud and mobile at TechEd
  • Avnet hit by fall in EMEA component sales
  • Maintel extends managed services capabilities through acqusition
  • Tech Data wins distribution rights for Nexus 9
  • Ruckus Wireless looks for deeper vertical reach
  • Apogee bolsters MPS reach with PDS acquisition
  • Microsoft showing cloud growth
  • FAST welcomes funding for Police IP unit
  • Big Blue and Microsoft team up for Mix 'n' Match cloud offerings
  • Fujitsu enjoys channel growth in H1
  • AVG adds identity services to Cloudcare platform
  • Security skills shortage leaving the UK open to attack
  • Comms-care investment decisions delivering growth
  • Microsoft kills the beloved Nokia brand, all in the name of progress
  • Channel movers and shakers
  • Retail sector tops EMC big data league
  • Computacenter has a lacklustre quarter
  • EMC UK channel boss sets out strategy
  • EMC sounds big data skills warning
  • Zycko announces Lee Driscoll as group sales director
  • Government wasting vast sums of money on legacy storage
  • SAP revises financial forecast as it continues cloud push
  • IBM bemoans September slowdown
  • Daisy Group agrees to £494m takeover
  • Microsoft tipped to enter wearables market
  • Apple refreshes iPads, iMacs, Mac minis and more
  • F-Secure finds Brits tiring of surveillance state
  • AMD swings axe as it plans to cope with challenging conditions
  • EuroCloud launches manifesto to secure G-Cloud future
  • Claranet warns MSPs over SLA trap
  • Azzurri highlights MDM opportunities as mobile productivity rises
  • All change at the top of Datashare Solutions
  • VMware updates cloud solutions portfolio
  • Context: Tablet market continues to suffer
  • iboss aims to plug school security holes
  • Splitting the business could deliver channel simplicity
  • Lenovo and VMware form SDDC partnership
  • HP and HDS named as EVO:RAIL partners at VMworld
  • EMC adds to the OpenStack buying trend with Cloudscaling move
  • VMware announces new European datacentre
  • Dimension Data looks for G-Cloud growth
  • Tech industry wants to work more effectively with government
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