BlackBerry 10 is here. What does it mean for the channel?
Research In Motion is gone; the company is now called BlackBerry. Although, legally the company will still…
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What’s different about Juniper’s approach to software-defined networking
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Cisco promises a simpler licencing regime
The networking vendor pledges to simplify licencing of its various communications applications, including WebEx, Unified Communications suite, Contact Centre and Call Centre
Former Nortel CEO Frank Dunn found not guilty
An Ontario Superior Court judge found no evidence that former CEO Frank Dunn and two other executives manipulated financial results
Nokia may force Blackberry off the market
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Cisco donation to further Canadian e-governance
University of Regina to research e-governance with the help of a Cisco grant
Intel CEO to step down in 2013
Paul Otellini surprises many by announcing his departure
Cisco acquires cloud networking vendor
Meraki will be the basis of Cisco’s cloud networking division
BlackBerry 10 gets top security certification
To reassure security-conscious customers, RIM gets prized certification that data on its upcoming handsets can be secured and encrypted
Harper Government blocks new fees on memory cards
RIM and Retail Council of Canada welcome new regulations
American SaaS provider comes to Canada
After being turned down by many organizations because of data privacy concerns, file-sharing service Soonr sets up a data centre in Canada
What does the future hold for Juniper?
Like many other publicly-traded companies, Juniper Networks sees a cloudy future
EMC to help VARs become service providers
VARs worried about losing sales as organizations shift to cloud computing are thinking of becoming service providers themselves. EMC is willing to help some
Symantec to help mobile app developers
Security vendor created a Mobile Solutions Specialization program for the channel
Polycom to overhaul video conferencing portfolio
Company will also change the interface of its video systems