• Comtek profit soars as users sweat investment
  • Teachers call for more technology investment in schools
  • Fines of up to £500,000 for lost data
  • Government expected to water down anti-piracy measures
  • IBM targets mid-market with range of reseller initiatives
  • Bell Microproducts prelims point to recovery
  • Star launches white label MS services
  • Trustmarque CEO wraps up six month transformation
  • IT recession is unofficially over
  • Europe to lead mobile security market
  • Morse trading update signals recovery
  • Services and cost cutting bolsters Computacenter profits
  • Services and cost cuttingboosts Computacenter profits
  • Bloxx unwraps YouTube appliance for schools
  • Alcatel-Lucent launches green network vision
  • Novell brings back European BrainShare event
  • Fujitsu redundancy process discriminatory claims Unite
  • Compal revises laptop shipments upwards for Q1
  • Accenture out as Barclays brings app services in-house
  • IT jobs market shows signs of recovery
  • Five minute interview: Simon Shorthose, Readsoft UK
  • IT marketers optimistic over 2010 recovery
  • Nortel gets approval for CVAS sale
  • Intel boss talks up expansion of computing beyond PC
  • Microsoft issues patch to remove i4i custom tags
  • BT taps ex-EDS man as Lalani leaves Global Services
  • BSA nabs first unlicensed user of 2010
  • Vendors increase audits and extend reasons for non-compliance
  • Microsoft slate steals march on Apple
  • Flexible working achievable for SMEs
  • FAST to share knowledge of digital software law
  • CDC license predictions point to enterprise software revival
  • IT jobs market continues to recover
  • Comstor rolls out ProCurve sales initiative
  • EMC readies mid market resellers for cloud services push
  • Channel caught in big freeze
  • Election fever: what's in it for business?
  • Bono slammed by ISPs for flawed anti-file sharing argument
  • Former Mac channel advocate launches stock clearance service
  • Apple tipped to be weeks away from Tablet launch
  • Intact expands global Cisco reach
  • Windows 7 breaks into business market quicker than Vista
  • PC World under performs in online satisfaction stakes
  • Redstone boss insists profits possible
  • Gamers match Quo in honours list
  • Cloud not yet getting through to CIOs
  • Five minute interview: Robert Furnivall, SAP UK
  • Five minute interview: David Akka, Magic Software Enterprises (UK)
  • SAP's ecosystem
  • Five minute interview: John Cruickshank, Hughes Europe
  • Firms control costs to weather the storm
  • Oracle says Q2 sales grew at expense of SAP
  • EMC to sign up DNS Arrow in January
  • Kelway acquires SAM Practice
  • UK PC sales fall as Europe recovers
  • FTC claims Intel 'stifled competition for a decade'
  • Steria praised by unions over pensions overhaul
  • Security appliance market sees second quarter of declines
  • Insight Enterprises names Lamneck as new CEO
  • Acer CEO predicts further PC market consolidation
  • HP strike postponed
  • Xploite CEO to invest own cash in Net Services
  • In depth: Review of 2009 - Reasons to be cheerful?
  • In-depth: December in the channel
  • Incoming snow threatens repeat of February downtime
  • HP aims for cloud cost predictability
  • Microsoft off the hook in EU antitrust case
  • Aruba worldwide channel boss to poach Cisco business
  • WatchGuard launches partner managed security service
  • Adobe talks of improvement as profit and revenues dip
  • Barclays Retail ends desktop services contract with Getronics
  • Networking, storage and software companies top best places to work
  • Kaspersky warns anti-virus industry will be playing catch-up next year
  • Barclays Retail endsPC services contract with Getronics
  • Sun wins legal battle against M-Tech Data
  • Oracle makes concessions to boost Sun bid
  • Inflexible ERP systems wasting millions
  • Smarter IT procurement saves government £196m
  • Social apps to take on a corporate flavour
  • Novell restructures business to support IWM strategy
  • Five minute interview: Nick Wiley, Invomo
  • Cisco outlines up-and-coming security threats
  • ANS H1 numbers steady as it calls time on recession
  • Fujitsu issues AMILO battery replacement programme
  • Nortel on top of global VoIP charts
  • IT spending seen as key plank of post-recession strategy
  • Arrow ECS brand takes centre stage in Europe next year
  • Novell puts its faith in emerging workload market
  • HP channel boss Poskett set to leave in the New Year
  • Fujitsu workers set further strike dates
  • Government CIO warns channel about cloud complacency
  • Mobile phone security gets put on the 2010 agenda
  • C2000 names Ancell as credit boss
  • EU optimistic Oracle can prove Sun case
  • Symantec reduces distie numbers
  • Ciena books widening losses but sees growth ahead
  • UK printer sales decline slowing
  • Sequential growth shows PBX sales could be back on track
  • McAfee UK channel boss outlines plans to extend reseller capabilities
  • Ingram Micro UK profits halved in 2008
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