• 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
  • Fraud costs double previous estimates at £30bn
  • Role of Symantec channel boss Wood under review
  • Symantec takes on billing role to attract more dealers to hosted model
  • Government IT strategy signed off – clouds and cuts ahead
  • Government IT strategy signed off - clouds and cuts ahead
  • FAST IiS clarifies position with FAST Ltd to end confusion
  • Symantec takes on billing role to attract dealers to hosted model
  • Decade of social media marketing dawns
  • F5 holds up well in Q1
  • IT spending returning to growth quicker than expected
  • Bell Microproducts to get relisted on NASDAQ
  • Oracle readies strategy plan as EU approves Sun acquisition
  • Fujitsu staff extend strike to February
  • Don't get sidelined in the cloud revolution
  • Oracle readies strategy plan as EU approves Sun deal
  • Late payments in IT sector improve
  • Employees will choose their own computers in 2010
  • Avaya-Nortel channel set for March debut
  • Canon UK boss Vickers departs
  • Buffalo soldiers on with Ingram Micro
  • Comet sales fall over critical Christmas period
  • Threat of data leakage fines a reseller opportunity
  • Sage sets up global team to increase mid-market penetration
  • IBM shows recession-proof Q4
  • Canon boss Vickers departs
  • Sage sets up global team to increase mid-market activities
  • Avaya lays down Nortel technology future
  • Business financial health improved last year
  • 2e2 boss dismisses talk of IPO
  • Carphone Warehouse sees strong Q3
  • Commercial sector stymies UK PC market recovery
  • In-depth: New opportunities as BI vendors look to SMEs
  • FAST defends need for copyright protection law
  • Government fails to achieve 10 day SME payment pledge
  • KPMG sees M&A upturn in 2010
  • BP signs up Computacenter after axing 540 vendors
  • Alcatel-Lucent signs second UK distributor
  • BPsigns up Computacenter after axing 540 vendors
  • MySQL creator takes fight against Oracle Sun deal to Russia
  • Falling schools budgets to hit IT delivery in 2010
  • Workplace downloads put businesses at risk, says FAST
  • Intel growth suggests computing slump over
  • Heath to run UK sales at Panda Security
  • BETT attracts major IT players targeting education
  • Workplace downloads put businesses at risk, says FAST IiS
  • Second half looks rosy for Datatec
  • Motorola quietly ditches cable modem unit
  • Security outsoucing tipped to expand in 2010
  • DSGi reseller biz stuck in doldrums as retail picks up
  • HP and Microsoft form $250m cloud alliance
  • Quadnet CVA attempts confound suppliers
  • DSGi Business names Birbeck as latest boss
  • Best Buy UK boss sets sights on taking retail share
  • EMEA PC sales grow in Q4 says Gartner
  • Security outsourcing tipped to expand in 2010
  • 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
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