Corel hopes free leads to sales
Corel hopes the free basic version WordPerfect Office it released last month will spur demand for the more sophisticated enterprise version sold by partners.
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Vendors respond to E-discovery crunch
New e-mail archive ruling could prove to be a huge channel opportunity
Corel to test free apps market with limited suite
Software company hopes strategy will push channel sales for full-function version
Symantec takes in Norton/Hamlet play
Security and availability vendor takes an all in one approach to flagship products
Intel raises the bar to 80-core chip capability
Chip making giant hopes to enter new era of teraflop technology
Microsoft: Don’t treat the data centre as a glass house
Bill Gates discusses IPSec and IPv6 at RSA conference
Microsoft, HP form tag team
Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard have inked a three-year agreement to spend US$300 million creating integrated hardware and software products aimed at corporate enterprises
In Silicon Valley Europe things aren’t in clover
Although Ireland has attracted big IT companies, but local firms are struggling
The real story behind Web 2.0
Why bandwagon vendors like Oracle and Intel are ruining it for the rest of us
Research firm maps Internet penetration
rnDatabase includes 15,000 zones that cover Web access and usage country-wide
HP launches battery-recycling program
Computing giant makes components with fewer parts than 10 years ago to reduce waste
Logicil provides Compugen with security
Compugen has beefed up its presence in Quebec City with the purchase of Logicil, its second acquisition in the province this year.
HP buys Mercury for US$4.5B billion
Resellers believe the acquisition could pose integration issues
Canadian IT spending update
IDC sees growth in servers, CRM and especially services between now and 2010
Study finds major flaws in PC maintenance
SoftChoice identifies poor asset management, security policy compliance