• Colt transformation hits bottom line
  • SMEs turning away from credit
  • Lizard Squad hack Lenovo's website
  • Canon extends 3D printing options
  • Pressure for skilled IT staff set to rise
  • HP looks to price rises to claw back exchange rate losses
  • ARM and Big Blue unveil 'IoT Starter Kit'
  • Channel names appear on government minimum wage failure list
  • IoT and phablets set to dominate MWC
  • Apple to invest £1.25bn in Euro data centres
  • MXC buys Calyx Managed Services for £9m
  • BSA makes link between pirates and malware
  • Businesses losing sight of worker safety, Daisy study finds
  • Low-cost notebooks keep PC market growing
  • Lenovo releases fix for Superfish
  • Traditional outsourcing holding its appeal in a cloud world
  • Pinnacle confident about future, despite poor results
  • Exertis extends Lenovo offering
  • Brocade Q1 figures beat analysts' expectations
  • Lenovo caught shipping laptops with adware
  • FAST building SME membership
  • Infinigate sign deal with CloudRuckus
  • Focus of education security turning more to internal threats
  • Barcelona named smartest city in the world
  • Rackspace misses Q4 target as Harper joins board
  • Natwest and RBS allow access to apps using TouchID
  • Acquisition hungry HDS buys cloud service provider
  • Demand for big screen smartphones grows in 2014
  • NOA rejects Labour comments on outsourcing
  • LG unveils some decent competition for Apple Watch
  • Government squandered over £100m on failed IT projects in 2014
  • iSheriff shoots down the idea of the need for big channels
  • Father of Internet warns of 'digital Dark Age'
  • Calls for greater banking security in light of major cyber attack
  • All eyes on Apple Watch to bring wearables market to mainstream
  • Brother highlights the demand for increased print mobility
  • Obama steps up pressure on security firms
  • Azzurri boss believes company has reached 'a turning point'
  • Channel rides the waves that ripple across Europe
  • Financial results suggest Cisco has turned a corner
  • Samsung looks to the future with 3D printers and robots
  • Citrix aims to use specialisms to highlight partner talents
  • HDS acquires analytics company Pentaho
  • Exclusive Networks planning services growth
  • Hrbrid cloud adoption continues to rise, survey reveals
  • FAST widens membership scheme to reach out to SMEs
  • Computacenter's Colin Smith joins Fujitsu
  • Security and data management ideal channel IoT targets
  • Government to protect vital services for failing firms
  • MicroScope 2015 ACEs launched
  • Sony axes another 1,100 jobs from struggling mobile division
  • ConnectWise planning UK expansion
  • Cyber threats too much for the insurance industry
  • Arrow beats expectations with 'record' quarter
  • Alcatel-Lucent's cost cutting offsets falling sales
  • Symantec boss talks of partner support for split business
  • Lenovo simplifying channel mechanics to encourage enterprise growth
  • BT - EE merger: Next stop...regulators
  • FAST launches manifesto calling for more IP protection
  • Veeam shares revenue numbers for the first time
  • Study reveals true cost of network downtime
  • Avaya helps channel change the message
  • Re-balanced Lenovo delivering a PC Plus strategy
  • Snoopers' Charter blocked... again
  • Computacenter sells recycling arm to Arrow
  • Cloud Distribution bolsters storage options
  • SME credit landscape could have permanently changed
  • Adobe gets legal to fight illegal software using retailer
  • Government's digital reformer Maude to step down
  • Post-PC RM making decent progress
  • Linney calls time on Dragons' Den stint
  • Daisy acquires UC specialist Damovo UK
  • EMC set for job cuts
  • CompTIA finds the channel is growing in confidence
  • Dell lowers rebate threshold for partners
  • Samsung losing battle against Apple
  • Blue Coat adds executive muscle to develop channel
  • Ofcom releases vague IoT report
  • Data privacy day a chance for the channel to nudge customers
  • Apple reports largest profit in history
  • Avecto signs distribution agreement with Arrow ECS
  • Microsoft Q2 results are a mixed bag
  • Context signals a slowdown in Windows XP PC refresh
  • IBM rubbishes 'ridiculous' suggestion it might axe 100,000 staff
  • Box IPO goes well, but there is still a lot to be done
  • Channel needs to highlight IoT security issues
  • WikiLeaks demands further details after Google hands data to FBI
  • Is IBM sharpening the axe for dramatic cuts?
  • Campaign for Clear Licensing sets sights on SAP and IBM
  • Civica identifies local government IT ambitions
  • Channel must plug security perception gap
  • O2 boss eats his words as Three merger looks increasingly likely
  • Politicians pledge support for ICT in education
  • Apple working to deliver Steve Jobs' vision of the classroom
  • CompTIA reaches out to the next generation of channel leaders
  • Mobile created 11 million jobs & $3.3 trillion in global sales
  • Computacenter says 2014 results are 'in line' with expectations
  • IBM's transition to a cloud and services world hits revenues
  • Technology hands smaller firms the chance to save energy
  • Pure Storage hires new EMEA VP after solid year
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