• IBM services organisation takes a hammering
  • HP launches QuickPage after concluding UK pilot
  • Symantec opens up SME channel specialisation
  • Welch rocks up at Azlan to lead product marketing
  • Sophos reveals appetite for tougher penalities for data loss
  • Nokia Siemens buys Motorola wireless business for $1.2bn
  • June business failure rate rises in Scotland
  • Gartner sets out IT maintenance code of conduct
  • Sage appoints CEO from within to replace Walker
  • Polycom powers to new record quarter
  • CRM the tool to helping small business expand
  • KCOM tells shareholders profitability is the aim
  • Lexmark UK channel boss moves to GM role at Logitech
  • BT takes knife to partner commission structure
  • Smart Technologies delivers largest tech IPO so far in 2010
  • HP overtaken by Acer in EMEA PC stakes
  • Shaky confidence hits IT budgets
  • Coalition austerity plan unsettles Datatec
  • ShoreTel CEO John Combs to step down
  • NTT buys DiData for £2.1bn
  • Government ends £80m Microsoft licensing deal with NHS
  • Intel returns to profits in Q2
  • Datatec's Montanana plans network security roll-up
  • Nokia Siemens emerges as bidder for Motorola network biz
  • FAST, Trading Standards test out new powers in Welsh raid
  • Public sector cuts being felt in security market
  • Griffin parent buys managed services outfit
  • BSF debacle may cost IT suppliers up to £3.7bn in lost business
  • Prolinx picks up virtualisation firm Five IT
  • Microsoft unveils cloud accreditations for resellers
  • Microsoft's UK resellers ready for cloud
  • GFI buys Sunbelt Software
  • Computacenter straddles services hobbyhorse as product slows
  • Warning over skills retention as 934 leave HP
  • Ballmer sets out importance of cloud in WPC keynote
  • Intrinsic Technology hails 2009 profit and sales surge
  • E-commerce failures leave business owners guessing
  • BT and CWU pay deal averts strike action
  • Mitel reverses losses after IPO
  • Prime Minister backs web for all campaign
  • Gartner sets out charter of user's cloud rights
  • Microsoft and Fujitsu join forces on the cloud front
  • Avnet president vows to maintain reseller credit lines
  • Cloud coming but on-premise software clinging on
  • PCI deadline stirs retail interest in security
  • Customer relationship management benefits for SMEs
  • Security appliance market returns to growth
  • European tech market M&A activity buoyant
  • SMEs most at risk from public sector cuts warns Begbie Traynor
  • Talk Talk and BT challenge Digital Economy Act
  • Gartner warns CIOs to be prepared for double dip
  • Gov calls meeting with captains of IT to seek cost cuts
  • BSF cock up leaves Gove apologising and more schools hit
  • Web developers in demand as IT jobs continue recovery
  • Days are numbered for 'unlimited' broadband
  • Time for upgrades as end of life looms for Microsoft products
  • Watt and Toal take top European roles in post merger Avnet
  • Microsoft on the brink of further job cuts
  • BT industrial ballot shelved due to legal issues, says CWU
  • SAM message moves away from fear onto savings and returns
  • Recovery continues but services sector remains fragile
  • IT suppliers deal with fall out of BSF cuts
  • UK distributors warned to be on guard against Euro fraudsters
  • BSF projects worth £1bn canned by government
  • Huge haul of pirates named and shamed
  • Microsoft distie rebate cuts force price hikes
  • D-Link appoints Bell Micro to support business growth
  • EC approves Avnet acquisition of Bell Microproducts
  • Enterprise cloud adoption on the rise across Europe
  • Future of BSF hangs in the balance
  • Cisco adds the Cius to list of tablet options
  • Cisco makes major changes to worldwide channel team
  • Dell buys Scalent to bolster enterprise business
  • Sage extends mobile functionality
  • Government launches campaign to free business from red tape
  • Analysis: The new normal in the credit world
  • Emerson Electric victorious in Chloride bidding battle
  • Fujitsu to sell professional services via mid-market dealers
  • SAP looks to take reseller numbers back into three figures
  • Citrix agrees to stump up millions to settle with tax man
  • Dell KACE sets out indirect ambitions
  • Gartner cuts IT spending forecast after Euro slide
  • Microsoft dishes out tough message for cloud sceptics
  • US channel hits pre-recession high, Europe close behind
  • CA scraps minimum orders in recovery product promotion
  • UK slips in digital economy rankings
  • Cisco Capital tweaks financing thresholds
  • IBM veteran Hirst to retire next month
  • UK channel recovery driven by notebooks says Context
  • Bell Microproducts shareholders approve Avnet acquisition
  • Virgin Media Business courts channel
  • Aging desktops make it time to play the virtualisation card
  • SME confidence takes a dip
  • Dell named and shamed in late payment debacle
  • Riverbed looks to the channel to provide greater support
  • 2e2 consults support staff over Indian outsourcing deal
  • Salesforce.com starts legal battle against Microsoft
  • Equanet restructure leads to exit of senior staff
  • Former EMC channel boss moves to systems integrator Tieto
  • Oracle profits up 25% as Sun emerges from the gloom
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