• Company bosses biggest threat to IT security
• UK distribution revenues grow as average selling prices increase
• Bank lending to SMEs down by half
• IT leaders sign up to grand Gates giveaway
• Fears UK will fall behind as pupils shun uninspiring ICT and Computing courses
• Insight Enterprises Q2 numbers reflect improving IT demand
• Salesforce.com pays up in MS patent settlement
• Big surge in technology M&A deals in the UK
• FTC, Intel resolve anti-competitive charges
• Former Basilica boss Gorringe joins board at Vohkus
• Avaya retains Avnet relationship
• Majority of end-users misuse backup, recovery tools
• Fears of double-dip recession cloud IDC forecast for IT spending
• Extreme ends CEO hunt after 10 months
• Top UK software companies taking the SaaS route
• Esteem Systems splashes the cash on SiRViS IT acquisition
• 2e2 extends talks with support staff over Patni outsourcing deal
• eBuyer parts company with whistleblower
• Westcon promotes new Europe SVP
• UK users: Spam is bad but not receiving a message is worse
• HP settles US kick-back investigation
• Nimans ups Avaya support levels
• Product sales boost Extreme's Q4
• Calyx considering options to cut unsustainable debts
• C2000 unveils end-user finance scheme for partners
• Oracle distributors still blind to vendor's intentions
• Public sector cuts fail to rattle overall IT jobs market
• IT resellers see growth in non-computing
• Mobility leaders under pressure, says IDC
• Redstone names M&A experts as non-exec directors
• HP Networking tweaks lifetime warranty policy
• Euler ups credit insurance by €40bn, predicts fall in insolvencies
• Ingram Micro "back in the game" after record Q2
• Components drought hits Alcatel-Lucent
• Accumuli identifies aquisition targets in security channel
• Ballmer backs free Office web applications strategy
• TalkTalk launches Vodafone MVNO, cracks open interims
• FAST kicks off summer anti-piracy campaign
• Oracle to name distributors, spell out rebate changes
• Lexmark warns of laser shortfall for rest of 2010
• Industry urges government to clarify IT reform agenda
• Slow buying cycles and caution hit Symantec Q1 revenues
• Earnings soar at BT Global Services
• Fears of double dip voiced by Websense CEO
• Watkins to quit Teksys as DiData integration wraps
• Arrow Electronics Q2 numbers surpass pre-recession highs
• IBM breaks silence over distie strategy
• Wireless spend forecast to return to growth
• Virgin Media Business ups sales, buys back shares
• FAST campaign targets pirate Google listings
• Carphone Warehouse sees strong start to year
• McAfee cans Arc Technology as it concludes distribution review
• Sage trading in line despite wobbly economy
• Juniper buys mobile security vendor
• Banks urged to increase lending to SMEs
• IBM in the dock as EC investigates mainframe market
• Azlan handed Tandberg video contract
• Customer confidence fuels SAP Q2 performance
• Radware ups sales, profits once again
• Tech M&A activity continues to recover
• Ofcom highlights broadband speed discrepancy
• IBM names new mid-market distributors
• SMEs still struggling to get access to bank lending
• Ericsson takes hit from component shortage
• RM cuts BSF contractors and restructures bidding team
• UK users reluctant to pay for digital content
• BT goes after cable thieves in new scheme
• Social networks influencing buying decisions
• Becta closure sparks school security fears
• Nokia CEO under fire as profits slip again
• Fortinet encouraged by strong European performance
• Microsoft delivers in Q4 but doubts remain over phone plans
• Vodafone returns to growth in June quarter
• Data loss from MoD costs taxpayers thousands
• Westcon ups profitability with credit arrangement
• Oracle highlights £900m being wasted by UK PLC each week
• Azzurri bags BT's Mark Quartermaine as CEO
• Sales, profits down at cautious Colt
• BSkyB sells b-2-b comms arm Easynet
• Comstor inks distie pact with network design firm
• SaaS set to take larger chunk of enterprise software market
• Illegal downloading clampdown sparks consumer fears
• Clash over future strategy leads to boardroom exits at Avisen
• Acer leapfrogs HP to lead UK PC market
• VMware sees growing SMB, desktop order book in Q2
• HP salesforce gets networking compensation
• Check Point bolstered by rising product sales
• Disties demand investigation into stock sale at collapsed broker
• European recovery lags for Juniper in Q2
• Mac sales help deliver strong Q3 for Apple
• Dell to acquire Ocarina Networks
• UK reseller insolvencies defy gloomy predictions
• Blue Coat launches network optimisation sales tool
• Sage kicks off reseller mobility club to support RIM functionality
• Distribution numbers involved in IT transactions drop
• Cable & Wireless to cut on public sector fears
• 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
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