• Intel boss looks to mobile future
  • Imago turnover bolstered by strong VC demand
  • Document management moves beyond the back office
  • Government to ask Google to do more to fight piracy
  • Brand Protection top priority when protecting payment data
  • HP extends Autonomy bid timetable
  • Software and services sector remains confident
  • FAST reveals depressing user attitude to software piracy
  • Tech Data expands software design muscle with Man and Machine buy
  • HP takes wraps off enterprise security division
  • IT recruitment remains steady
  • HP's Autonomy deal keeps M&A activity going
  • BSA compliance campaign settles on the North East
  • Sage launches developer certfication
  • Microsoft scrambles to restore Office 365 services
  • Redstone cuts deliver bottom line savings
  • 2X takes low-cost virtualisation proposition to Citrix VARs
  • Meru buys Brit security outfit Identity Networks
  • Fujitsu could face penalties following Unite, PCS strikes
  • Argos sales tumble as electronics spending drops
  • Managed services could ease pain of cuts for VARs
  • PCs "not a compelling product" for consumers, says Gartner
  • Cyber crime more lucrative than drugs
  • HP PSG rivals Fujitsu TS and Dell manoeuvre for VAR business
  • Dixons sales slump as economy remains fragile
  • Corero security unit outperformed by legacy education biz
  • Social networking seen by staff as security risk
  • Wireless kit sales boosted by corporate mobility growth
  • BT to merge Engage IT and dabs, Balaam steps down
  • Former Dell channel head takes role at HDS
  • Siemens Enterprise Comms names new channel boss
  • ANS doubles turnover in busy fiscal 2011
  • Ingram Micro to launch new Cisco VAR programme
  • Channel could benefit from NOA call for multi-sourcing
  • Security fears spark social media clampdown
  • Computacenter finds infrastructure holds back user cloud ambitions
  • Stone nabs RM man to run services
  • Peer 1 looks for channel growth
  • PSG head vows to lead HP hardware operation
  • Government faces complaints over public sector contracts
  • Butters heads to Easynet Global Services
  • Samsung tablet sales get further knock from German court
  • Huawei enterprise VP to chat up UK disties
  • CSC hires to support services growth ambitions
  • Servassure hires comms vet Annette Reynolds to run channels
  • Mitel losses narrow as impact of restructuring becomes clear
  • SAM the answer to overcoming software ignorance
  • SAP gets judge backing in fight against $1.3bn Oracle costs
  • Comstor to support Cisco TelePresence 'distie-as-agent' track
  • Cyber-Ark confirms Lowe appointment
  • CMS Peripherals launches acquisition drive with CCI buy
  • Insight launches Apple services
  • IBM bolsters big data security credentials with i2 buy
  • Oracle countersues HP over Itanium partnership
  • Software buyers confess ignorance over investments
  • Brocade to launch pay-as-you-go network
  • EMEA excluded from HP TouchPad's last stand
  • Migrating towards the new Internet, lessons from IPv6 Day
  • Security threats continue to cause customer headaches
  • Nvidia warns resellers over dangers of remarked chips
  • Centrix Software plans US expansion after $10m investment
  • Computacenter profits up a quarter despite UK weakness
  • Spin-off most likely scenario for HP's PSG operation
  • Collaboration buy helps Cisco VARs target MS Office market
  • Netbook and tablet growth forecast by Asustek
  • Transparency over licensing essential as competition heats up
  • Cook will not rock the Apple boat
  • Acer woes set to continue through the rest of 2011
  • Azlan's Sheppard replaces Shorten at Avaya
  • Hewlett-Packard UK PSG boss tells channel it's 'business as usual'
  • Avaya cops to three years of losses ahead of IPO
  • BT Engage IT signals that growth ambitions continue
  • ScanSource year-end numbers up on international business
  • HP partners to run DIY cloud seminars
  • Server demand to slacken in back half of 2011
  • Belfast firm hit by £33,000 bill for failing to license software
  • Steve Jobs calls it time as Apple boss
  • IT departments marginalised as UK workers take control
  • HP to widen scope of channel installation, break-fix services
  • Resellers must embrace cloud or risk being frozen out
  • HP executives move to calm channel and customer fears
  • Distributors already positioned to handle HP PC exit
  • IT sector failure rates rise but large customers hold firm
  • User virtualisation demands continue to develop
  • Ex-Riverbed boss to oversee EMEA launch for Tintri
  • Drobo recruits HP storage expert to map channel path
  • TouchPad fire-sale causes server crashes and sell-outs
  • Micro Focus sale talks collapse
  • Cisco software buy to ease service provider sales process
  • New HP Inkjets Change the Game for Small Business: Colour up to Half the Cost of Laser
  • Did You Know Productivity Facts
  • Sell HP Officejet Pro and grow your business
  • Resellers braced for action as TouchPad prices slashed
  • Sabio appoints UC business boss
  • Frontier's Mann takes up marketing role at Aastra
  • Business process outsourcing growth set to continue
  • All eyes on HP UK as TouchPad pricing gets cut overseas
  • Alcatel-Lucent relaunches nought per cent finance plan
  • HP share price drops 20% as markets react to radical strategy
  • Tinglobal and Vickers set sights on services growth
  • More