• 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
  • Dell EqualLogic adds CMS Peripherals to UK channel
  • SAP looks to rebuild trust and win back users after CEO change
  • BT jumps the gun on Cameron broadband pledge
  • Education budgets on track for fiscal 2010 says RM
  • Five minute interview: David Blackman, Acronis
  • Pressure growing to give cloud attacks more legal penalities
  • Daisy buys Managed Communications for £6m
  • SAP CEO Apotheker resigns
  • Insolvencies slow in Q4 as recession eases
  • MicroScope top five, 1-5 February 2010
  • Mitel hints at channel strategy shakeup as IPO looms
  • ASUS poaches Samsung notebook boss Brown
  • NetSuite losses widen but CEO remains positive
  • Lenovo Q3 numbers up as channel support builds
  • SME sector look to clouds as pay-as-you-go is embraced
  • Kavanagh restructure results in redundancies
  • Dealers could benefit from carbon confusion
  • Vodafone data revenues top a billion
  • Magirus lands Cisco data centre distribution contract
  • Arrow Electronics sales and profits up in Q4
  • Cisco heralds economic recovery as profits surge
  • Global IT spending recovery won't fully bounce back until 2011
  • Anti-piracy bill backer to step down from Commons
  • TSG acquires Croft Technology
  • Websense losses decrease in 2009
  • dabs.com makes round of redundancies
  • Phoenix IT Group acquires KCOM network break fix arm
  • IT jobs market continues improvement
  • OFT targets Orange T-Mobile merger
  • Riverbed sales fly on virtualisation ramp-up
  • WatchGuard highlights strength of UK market in Q4
  • Dell keeps shtum on CMS Peripherals appointment
  • Oracle gets damages ruling advantage in SAP case
  • Five minute interview: Dave Breith, O-bit Telecom
  • HP Gold partner numbers dwindle
  • Customers failing to use SAM to save money
  • Extreme plans data centre assault as Q2 sales rise
  • Xploite continues with acquisition plans and post profits
  • Cable & Wireless to split at end of March
  • Symantec extends SME reseller support
  • DiData services sales behind improving performance
  • Nortel jobs at risk as plant faces closure
  • Nokia faces competitive challenges in 2010
  • Lenovo to review server business unit
  • Secret admirer chats up NetServices
  • Tories called out on broadband pledge
  • To 'give to get' emerging as IT marketing strategy
  • Microsoft names C2000 and Bell Micro as first UK VADs
  • CA seeks backup and recovery resellers
  • Five minute interview: Simon Rixon, BT Engage IT
  • Juniper sales up on network spending rebound
  • Phoenix IT Group to acquire KCOM network break fix arm
  • Veeam unites European management into single role
  • Northamber sales and marketing director Chatterton exits
  • KCOM performance improving in second half
  • Microsoft profits up 60% as Windows 7 demand soars
  • Avnet fiscal Q2 sales boosted by economic uplift
  • CA unveils fresh CEO and on track Q3 numbers
  • BroadSoft and Polycom add new VAR channel programme
  • Graydon names Norton as head of intelligence
  • Expansys boss Butterworth steps down despite upturn in sales
  • Clearswift portfolio sales strategy embraced by channel
  • Oracle to take 4,000 Sun accounts direct
  • Check Point 09 numbers show continued strength in security
  • Opinion: Time for channel to chase fame in Twitter limelight
  • Fortinet shows off first results since IPO
  • Loss-making ShoreTel remains optimistic
  • Security and compliance feed into improved Symantec Q3
  • Apple enters tablet market with iPad
  • Resellers set to benefit from political hacking fears
  • IT jobs continue to recover
  • Government aims to save £3.2bn a year with new IT strategy
  • MicroScope ACEs 2010
  • SAP talks of recovery despite recession hit 2009
  • BT recruitment scheme rebooted
  • Getronics numbers down as parent's profits soar
  • VMware sales up, profits down
  • Sage cuts debt as trading stays in-line
  • IT services will not bounce back this year
  • McAfee declares 2010 the year of the partner
  • UK economy stages a weak exit from recession
  • Chinese attacks on Google most sophisticated ever
  • Fujitsu strikers take battle to House of Commons
  • Ramesys posts £7m loss as bank loans and BSF bids take toll
  • Tech M&A activity set to return
  • Apple posts latest record quarter
  • Ramesys records £7m loss as BSF bids and loans take toll
  • Cisco goes in with NetApp, VMware on data centre architecture
  • Chinese attacks on Google "most sophisticated ever"
  • Polycom hitches video trailer to Juniper Networks
  • Azlan boss sets out convergence ambitions
  • Oracle close to outlining Sun strategy
  • Ericsson workers on notice as Q4 profits wiped out
  • IT firms valuations on the rise on back of strong Q4
  • Distribution veteran French joins Computer 2000
  • Siemens and Polycom ink resale agreement
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