Storage goes in another direction
Seagate begins shipping laptop drives with perpendicular recording technology
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Corel tries to avoid numbering jinx
New WordPerfect Office X3 release will do well, says Ontario VAR
CES show report
Resellers and system builders need to get up to speed with some of the announcements coming out of the event
Clegg says goodbye to Microsoft
Joins solution provider to help it grow to national player
3Com beefs up partner program
Promises resellers greater access to rebates in exchange for upgrading certifications
A ringing solution
A VAR moved into VoIP at the right time for a small customer
Juniper to buy Funk Software
The proposed acquisition by Juniper Networks of a maker of network access security solutions will give partners a deeper product line to sell to enterprise customers, according to a senior company executive.
New era of Microsoft ERP applications begins
Debut of Dynamics GP 9.0 this month starts first wave of integration of four products into one
A Live opportunity for the channel?
Microsoft will begin experimenting next year with delivering subscription-based services. VARs need more detail if they’re to be ready
Knowing your identity
The fight among identity management vendors is increasing with moves from Novell, Oracle and HP
Application developers need more background in networks, says Java creator
During a Sun Microsystems conference in Toronto, James Gosling holds forth on developer training and the complexity of systems
Airing out wireless problems
Cisco brings out new devices to ease wireless deployment inside and outside enterprises
A Live opportunity for the channel?
The implications for resellers in Microsoft’s Software Live initiative
Back to school for Tech Data resellers
Distributor hosts a college for computing
HP declares the blade PC is back
Manufacturer re-introduces the concept, this time powered by an AMD64 processor