• Fujitsu strike called off
  • Novell reports increase in profit despite sales decline
  • Carrier VoIP shows increased resilience
  • Colt profit soars on managed comms sales
  • McAfee boss talks of acquisition plans
  • D-Link unveils public sector finance offering
  • Global server market on the way back up
  • Westcoast confirms departure of director Dow
  • Cloud popularity underpins Salesforce.com revenue growth
  • Genband grabs Nortel VoIP unit for $182m
  • CA acquires 3Tera to expand cloud portfolio
  • Fraud rises to twenty year high
  • European printer market dips again reveals Context
  • Security mangement shoots up user priority list
  • European UC cloud market to hit €1.6bn by 2014
  • Oracle takes flak over Sun channel disruption
  • Juniper pumps $50m into network development
  • Intel targeted in sophisticated hacking attack
  • Websense plans to be selective with managed services players
  • Virtualisation skills gap could hold SMEs back
  • Desktop outsourcers facing Windows 7 and cloud challenges
  • VoIP subscriptions top the 100 million mark
  • Brocade sees Q1 Ethernet slump
  • Tougher penalties for missing targets part of WEEE debate
  • Poor governance at the heart of poor data security, says ICO
  • Evolve or die IDC warns channel
  • Public sector IT cuts coming regardless of election result
  • Annual cost of security on average setting enterprises back $2m
  • HP talks up Quick Page managed print service
  • Marketing budgets to remain tight
  • Fujitsu suspends compulsory redundancies
  • Dell Q4 profits fall despite sale rise
  • Cisco decision to dump HP could boost partners
  • Kelway looking to house new sales director
  • IT insolvency rate improves again
  • Channel fuels NetApp sales rise
  • Ingram Micro Q4 sales and profits up
  • Northamber trims losses as H1 sales fall
  • Daisy Group acquires BNS Telecom for £10.45m
  • McAfee appoints EMEA channel head
  • Welsh burglar had been targeting resellers
  • Last call for reseller entries for the ACEs
  • SME software spending to focus on existing systems
  • HP to invest in direct and channel sales as market improves
  • UK PC market steps out of recession
  • Gateway UK on hunt for new boss
  • Final call for reseller entries to the ACEs
  • Atos Origin '09 cost cutting improves prospects for year ahead
  • Court case highlights organised crime links with software piracy
  • Microsoft unveils reduced pricing on Office 2010
  • HP holds onto top position in UK services and software market
  • McAfee and Brocade form product partnership
  • Results from HP and Dell expected to benefit from hardware
  • Mobile data traffic will be 50 times higher by 2015
  • Security market awash with fear, uncertianty and doubt
  • Council IT managers "disappointed" at Government ICT plans
  • FAST encourages whistleblowers to report unlicensed bosses
  • Telecoms resellers target for private equity backers
  • Promethean eyes flotation
  • Salesorder.com looks to channel to support ERP cloud push
  • Public sector to be hit hard by job cuts, says HR body
  • Government launches cyber team to tackle counterfeit selling
  • Windows 7 is good for business
  • M&A activity recovering on back of improved Q4
  • Reseller optimism rising across EMEA
  • Five minute interview: Gary Newbold, Extreme Networks
  • LG terminates Northamber distribution contract
  • Distie veteran Cary to join IBM volume channel team
  • M&A valuations start to rise
  • McAfee posts solid Q4 numbers helped by currency fluctuations
  • Dell acquires systems management player KACE
  • Nortel sales net two billion dollars
  • ntl Telewest relaunches as Virgin Media Business
  • Web designers admit to using unlicensed software
  • Prepare for a year of consolidation
  • ACS puts down £100m for COA
  • BT pension crisis rears its head as profits surge
  • Mid-sized software and services players optimistic
  • Click here to enter the ACEs 2010
  • HP facing appeal to stay on Buying Solutions framework
  • Alcatel-Lucent's problems overshadow Q4 net profit
  • Insight sees profits and sales fall in 2009 but notes Q4 upturn
  • Gamma signs up to Wick Hill convergence plan
  • Buying Solutions extends IT framework to avoid supply chain disruption
  • Morse in the mood for acquisitions
  • Channel insolvencies flat in '09 but spike predicted
  • HP and 3Com set for merger approval
  • Astaro revises licence fee model to widen UTM market
  • Kaspersky extends deal registration across reseller base
  • Netgear reverses year-on-year losses
  • FAST views government IT cuts as chance to promote SAM
  • Acer Q4 profits and sales up
  • WStore founder and boss Price departs
  • Mobile data traffic set to grow 39-fold by 2014
  • NetSuite takes potshot at SAP following CEO exit
  • How to succeed in Managed Services
  • Dell abandoning broadline distie strategy
  • Cisco and Tandberg show off video roadmap
  • ACEs 2009: A night to remember
  • Trend Micro moves SME security into cloud to boost margins
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