The social network needs a good role model
The channel must learn to add value even on Twitter
Your guide to the ongoing story of how technology is changing the world
The secret meaning behind Cisco’s surprise Cius tablet launch
In an ordinary world, of course, Cisco would never issue such a device. But it may give IT departments a clean slatern
New approaches for Apple’s channel
Channel community on outside looking in at Apple’s Developer Conference
Why IT executives are like dinosaurs
Peter Keen shows IT leaders how to morph
Microsoft’s home of the future
Vendors and VARs need to think more holistically about their customer’s professional and personal needs
Lessons to learn from Toronto’s MFP scandal
The ultimate barometer of whether the leasing inquiry and OPP probe were worth it should be whether Toronto’s technology-driven services perform any better than they did before
IT management secrets from the Grateful Dead
If business managers can learn from the Grateful Dead, I see no reason why IT managers can’t do the same
Value added YouTube
Avnet On Demand is a TV network of sorts for the channel online
Enough app stores — it’s time for an app mall
Vendors aren’t doing customers, or themselves, any favours with a go-it-alone approach
#3 Newsmaker of 2009: Eric Gales of Microsoft Canada
The third Microsoft Canada president since Frank Clegg, Eric Gales has hit the ground running
Symantec CEO advises public sector to “operationalize” IT environments
Security practices should protect and help enable a business
Q&A: Steve Ballmer, CEO, Microsoft Corp.
The head of the world’s biggest software company talks netbooks, tablets and buying hot startups
Asigra sets up ‘backup confessional’ at VMworld 2009
The Toronto solution provider wants to hear about your cloud computing and virtualization problems
VMware’s Maritz to channel: ‘We want your business’
While VMware’s CEO is downplaying channel conflict, an analyst notes they have some challenges
VMware brings virtualization to white box makers
Virtualization vendor VMware will kick off VMworld by announcing an OEM agreement with Intel