Oracle increases support for all products in its arsenal
Indefinite support can be purchased to reassure customers
SAP find the price is right for Canadian retail software firm
The German giant believes Triversity’s in-store systems will be a match for its back-end applications
Canon eyes flat panel display market
Executive sees long-term opportunity for SED technology, from desktop monitors to televisions
Symantec soothes partners over its new plan
VARs were uneasy about how the company will merge programs from newly-acquired Veritas, but execs promised their businesses will not be disrupted
Lenovo opens up to channel for services
To attack SMB market the manufacturer promises to open services arm and shift more PC sales to resellers
SAP aids Nortel in getting its house in order
Nortel CEO Bill Owens is involved in the process of moving SAP R/3 to mySAP Business Suite
Microsoft hosts a sneak preview
Partners — but not the press — got an advanced look at the upcoming CRM 3.0.
rnBut the big surprise was how few VARs are doing post-sale business
E-health in crisis
New research indicates that spending on e-health in Canada will exceed $1.5 billion
Microsoft does its homework
What does a night of homework look like for kids?
Oracle rebuilding its channel
Ellison says company is doing a better job with its partners
Gates unveils Office, Vista
Microsoft Corp. unveiled developments in the Windows platform that Bill Gates said will bring about the most significant changes in how customers and developers create and use software since the launch of Windows 95.