• Red Hat banks on cloud portfolio
• Directors shuffled as 2e2 and Morse integration ramps
• Former Shift F7 sales exec in the dock over frauds
• Touchbase UK in venture capitalist backed MBO
• Cisco streamlines rebate scheme
• Cloud now worth 10% of external IT services spend
• Adobe revenues grow but miss out on $1bn mark
• Recovery delayed for the software and services sector
• C2000 expands retail team with market share gains in mind
• Civica acquires developer PTC Software
• Hurd gives up $30m to settle HP lawsuit
• Copyright legal cost split sparks concerns
• Hurd tells Oracle partners to increase activity in services
• Polycom adds new EMEA head, business units
• Vodafone programme to speed UC services transition
• Clegg talks of balance with cuts
• RM says sales on target after bright summer
• Calyx Ireland voice and data unit flogged to management
• Azzurri plugs tech gaps with new unit
• Europe lags behind enterprise software spending recovery
• Corero turns profit, moves closer to security acquisitions
• Oracle sets sights on cloud with Exalogic Elastic
• VC veteran Moulton warns of pending bloodbath in SME channel
• Slow retailers face missing PCI deadline
• RIM beats forecasts on consumer sales
• Hurd bangs R&D drum after strong Oracle Q1
• Analysis: Mood right to drive down software piracy
• Profits rise, sales fall at Westcoast and XMA parent
• IBM hears that green has to produce the goods
• Virtualisation security to be top priority in 2011
• Novell sale edges closer
• DiData buys into video services with mvision acquisition
• Northamber sheds box shifting skin with Solution Point launch
• IBM CEO lays into HP over strategy but praises Oracle
• Best Buy Q2 numbers boosted by European stores
• Chambers to pay Cisco's first dividend
• BSA calls for tougher laws to reduce piracy and boost economy
• Radware subject of bidding war talk
• Avnet lifts covers off UK management team
• Data security budgets to rocket, says PwC
• Software industry set to pick up cost of piracy fight
• Bring your own presents channel opportunity
• Samsung UK finally fills vacant GM positions
• BT Global Services gets new sales, marketing head
• Proofpoint joins VADition stable
• Former HP channel boss Poskett joins Cisco
• All change at the top of Computer 2000's PC unit
• HP swoops on ArcSight
• Azlan on the prowl for Avaya VARs
• Nimans boss vows to cut out network jargon
• Poor cloud performance costing firms thousands
• HP eyes $1.5bn ArcSight deal
• Symantec gives services resellers monthly billing option
• Seasonal dip hits tech M&A activity
• Better Capital acquires Calyx and prepares turnaround plan
• Logicalis numbers improve in second half
• Comstor updates Cisco guidebook
• Nokia ousts CEO in favour of Microsoft man
• Codework acquired by European player Altimate Group
• Bell Micro EMEA enterprise boss McGregor leaves
• Stone Group cuts workforce to offset public sector slowdown
• Vodafone announces restructuring plans
• NetApp and Oracle settle long running patent battle
• Government scraps £12.7bn NHS National Programme for IT
• ShoreTel rolls out TCO courses
• Clegg warns of choppy times ahead
• Euler inflicts first credit insurance cut on public sector player
• Ciena losses widen on Nortel MEN integration
• Brocade tweaks Alliance Partner Network
• IDC raises converged device sales forecast
• Hurd to be paid $950,000 with potential $10m bonus by Oracle
• Oracle share price rise indicates investor backing for Hurd
• Avaya consolidates PBX market leadership in Q2
• Jobs market slows as public sector cuts start to bite
• HP files lawsuit against Hurd, Oracle responds aggressively
• Fujitsu TS seeks UK boss as Parrish heads to Phoenix IT Services
• Outsourcing spending on IT services set to grow
• Northamber turns a profit, cautiouly optimistic about FY11
• Product consolidation coming in the security space
• FAST warns over rocketing license audit figures
• SCC acquires Kavanagh
• Ex-Morse boss Mike Phillips joins Micro Focus
• Oracle hires Hurd, Phillips resigns
• Magirus picks up EMEA SolarWinds contract
• Calyx administrators proclaim business as usual
• Whistleblower lands former firm with £100,000 BSA settlement
• ComputerLinks provides cloud service for resellers
• Death of netbook platform imminent
• Mark Hurd may get board role at Oracle
• Better Capital acquires Calyx debts, calls in the administrators
• Dell shipments return to form, Acer slips in Q2, says iSuppli
• HDS adds posts to boost services capability
• Mitel CEO calls it a day
• Samsung aims to rival iPad with Galaxy tablet
• Symantec and resellers to play data doctors in IT clinics
• Lenovo gunning for UK consumers despite late market entry
• HP extends use of iQuote tool to StorageWorks
• HP emerges victorious in 3Par bidding war
• Oracle ordered to pay costs in grey trading case
• IT jobs market still in doldrums
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