• Sage identifies pent-up SME demand for software
  • SMEs voice concerns over lack of political clarity
  • FAST hits hospital with £13,000 settlement
  • IT jobs market bounces back to pre-recessionary levels
  • Microsoft highlights channel opportunity to sell to future offices
  • Smartphone market sees strengthening growth
  • Services revenue dips through recessionary year
  • Alcatel-Lucent gets behind 21CN video plans
  • Apax takes majority stake in Sophos
  • Emerson still wants to make Chloride part of its 'cradle to grave' service
  • Political parties promise help for SMEs
  • ComputerLinks shuffles management pack to focus on services
  • Radware cashes in on Alteon acquisition
  • Securing our digital future
  • Business sales marching up the hill
  • SAP looks to developers to support Business ByDesign
  • European weakness a concern for Avnet
  • Lexmark laser shortages zap SME channel promotions
  • Ingram Micro sales growth outpaced by profits in Q1 2010
  • Symantec acquires PGP and GuardianEdge
  • Fortinet sales investment pays off
  • Sales of Windows 7 hit the 100m mark
  • Adobe identifies billions being wasted in unnecessary admin
  • HP pledges major investment in Palm
  • Reseller opportunity identified around mixed SaaS adoption
  • HP buys Palm for $1.2bn
  • Selway Moore went down owing channel millions
  • Design agency hit by £44,000 costs after being caught out by BSA
  • HP distie rebate cuts may lead to server price rise
  • Increase in software subscriptions drives Websense recovery
  • Chinese court backs Microsoft in IP fight against pirates
  • Campbell takes major stake at Kavanagh and seeks better times
  • SAP bolstered by software and services growth in Q1
  • Cisco partners to write their own rules
  • Symantec outlines partner scheme with focus on specialisms
  • Tech IPOs return to London after year of silence
  • VADition goes Dutch with first European office
  • InfoSec: Securing identity and finances key to next decade
  • WatchGuard sets sights on enterprise market
  • Check Point sees new record quarter
  • Threat of data loss fines a spur for the security channel
  • Extreme sales hit targets
  • SAM message getting through slowly
  • Dow returns to distribution with C2000 marketing role
  • Cautious operators hit Ericsson, Nokia sales
  • IT job vacancies continue to recover from recession
  • Business continuity planning undermined by lack of funding
  • 2e2 buys Morse
  • How to make money in IT Managed Services
  • Extending the life of IT equipment
  • Carlow steps back from day to day operations at Kelway
  • Riverbed powers to 27% sales growth
  • SCH returns to profitability
  • Five minute interview: David Cuss, Quest Software
  • Watch which way the wind blows
  • Security showstoppers at InfoSec 2010
  • IT supports business in travel chaos
  • Tech firms move closer to paying bills on time
  • Morse and 2e2 expected to tie the knot
  • HP marks XP birthday with search for ultimate challenge
  • IT Dealer gives resellers stock checking tool with iPhone app
  • Microsoft fiscal Q3 profits edge nearer to pre-recession high
  • EMC off to strong start in 2010
  • Cloud computing set to challenge software giants
  • Pritchard gets global Comstor role
  • HP turns Columbo to investigate grey selling resellers
  • CIOs spend limited IT budget to sharpen competitive edge
  • Dell says sorry for magma mountain delays
  • Ricoh revises financial year expectations upwards
  • Business intelligence grows through recession
  • Sunbelt moves to exploit McAfee update problems
  • Recession hits Polycom profits as video sales hit new high
  • Sales soar and profits double at Midwich
  • Capturing opportunities in education
  • VMware sales surge but execs voice cautious outlook
  • Cloud and social networking emerge as top security threats
  • Seagate CEO anticipates demand remaining high through 2010
  • Symantec Hosted Services responds to calls for simplification
  • Juniper's Q1 better than anticipated
  • Channel crosses fingers that volcanic disruptions over
  • Veeam leans on distribution to attract Microsoft resellers
  • Ericsson gets LG-Nortel stake
  • Apple blows past quarterly sales records
  • UK PC market back in the black but recovery lags Europe
  • Microsoft dealers see SMB tech spend rebound
  • Tesco steps up fight in electrical retail market
  • IBM services growth rates down as profits climb
  • Focused enterprise attacks emerge as main security trend
  • ProCurve, 3Com brands to become a memory
  • HMRC disagreement killed off struggling Scotsys
  • Investors lodge Bell lawsuit in US over Avnet acquisition
  • Trustmarque bolsters support for services specialists
  • Daisy cuts £17m as acquisitions bloom
  • Video market set for seismic shifts after Tandberg acquisition
  • Sage starts hunt for CEO as Walker steps down
  • Cisco closes Tandberg buy as video value erupts
  • Is the death of the authentication token greatly exaggerated?
  • EMC asks new channel boss to assess EMEA distie strategy
  • Ingram Micro launches dedicated telecoms unit
  • Infrastructure collapses as cloud takes hold
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