• Riverbed agrees to private equity buyout
  • AppSense reveals first trio of platinum partners
  • BT & EE enter exclusivity agreement for possible acquisition
  • Windows tablets on the rise
  • Nation states expected to ratchet up cyber war in 2015
  • Air traffic control computer woes are a backup reminder
  • Ingram Micro extends 3D printing range
  • Box updates third quarter figures as it gears up for IPO
  • GCHQ releases a code-breaking app
  • Adobe reports strong Q4 results and buys Fotolia
  • ASM director responds to select committee's call for more SMEs
  • Neil Muller resurfaces as CEO of Daisy
  • Windows 10 set for autumn launch
  • Apple-1 sale highlights value of old tech
  • A third of executives are too complacent about data security
  • Government relies too heavily on small handful of contractors
  • Pinnacle makes Astute move to improve marketing
  • Belden snaps up Tripwire
  • Cyber-attacks could have domino effect on channel, Radware warns
  • SUSE aims to deepen relationships with SAP resellers
  • Google Cloud Platform gets friendly with Windows
  • McAfee warns of increasing cloud, mobile and web threats
  • Google executive calls for more technology promotion in schools
  • Flexible working could save the UK economy billions
  • Comms-care reveals professional services demand surge
  • GCHQ is not in breach of human rights, panel of judges conclude
  • Organisations spending average of £410,000 per IT failure
  • Refreshes and cloud spending boost server demand
  • The naked truth: Study reveals stark facts about home workers
  • Autumn Statement: Business leaders largely positive
  • Intermedia and Cloud Telephones form alliance
  • Ntegra snaps up customer insight player RedArk
  • Corero warns of firewall weakness
  • SAP ERP customers worry that updates will cause disruption
  • Avnet making plans for utility pricing models
  • AWS looking for more reseller engagement
  • No surprises for SMEs in Autumn Statement
  • Veeam highlights 'always on' impact on backup
  • UK businesses lose £10.5bn over downtime and data loss
  • Hortonworks IPO falls short of expectations
  • NTT Com Security bolsters senior management team
  • ASM's SME Access Service passes £15m to channel
  • Avnet positioned for the future as distribution evolves
  • O2 boss says a Three merger is most unlikely
  • TmaxSoft MD blasts Oracle over licensing issues
  • SME demands for greater mobility increasing in 2015
  • Public demand harsher punishment for data breaches
  • Strong quarter for PC sales in lead up to Christmas
  • VDI a vital piece of a reseller's armoury
  • Focusing on cost not the way to sell VDI
  • SME sector set for significant cloud investment
  • European Parliament votes to break up Google
  • Positive outlook for SMEs, less so for finance providers
  • SAS looks to crank up channel activity in 2015
  • ITS acquires Xwavia, bolstering rural broadband offerings in Wales
  • Channel will play a key role in a cloud world
  • Ahead of split HP numbers disappoint
  • Softcat smashes through the half a billion barrier
  • HP revises ServiceOne with version 2.0
  • Phoenix IT posts better than expected financial results
  • Cooke takes marketing role at Exertis
  • SecureData takes wraps off threat analysis service
  • Toshiba UK bolsters its finance platform for SMBs
  • Thousands of pounds and hours wasted on sub-standard tech
  • BSA turns spotlight on Manchester
  • Highly sophisticated malware 'Regin' exposed
  • Cloud skills gap should hand channel key role
  • Neil Muller steps down after 20 years at Computacenter
  • Apple Watch dev kit offers insight into wearable gadget
  • Shareholders back Pinnacle Technology Group fund raising plans
  • Toshiba takes cloud client manager out to the channel
  • Data reveals too much time wasted on managing virtualised estate
  • RBS computer glitch fine sounds a wider warning
  • SDN to be a top trend in 2015, research suggests
  • F-Secure takes wraps off MSP friendly partner programme
  • Migration projects causing users headaches
  • SAP boss plays down major acquisition prospects
  • Fujitsu cleans up channel mess following HP and Lenovo server fallout
  • Industry veterans pick up CensorNet
  • Facebook readying Work platform
  • Fujitsu announces £276m investment in innovation
  • NGD aims to give data centre channel partners perfect PUE
  • Resolution1 Security steps up channel expansion
  • 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
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