Digital for under a dime
Camera manufacturers were asked to send us their best for under $1,000. What we got ranged in size and megapixels. But the winners were among the smallest and the biggest
PC surpasses one million units shipped
New study from Evans Research indicates a robust market for desktops, notebooks and servers here
How to find success as a Microsoft partner
Two industry veterans advise partners on how to team with the giant from Redmond
Tech Data branches into new ground
Signs LCD TV manufacturer and updates its FlexFunds credit program for resellers
Hidden in plain sight
A new way to encrypt data, voice and video files
IDC/Microsoft study has more questions than answers
Microsoft paid IDC to study partner profitability. I don’t think it got good value for the money
Studies warn of Web and mobile threats
Government sites laced with spyware, while road warriors may need extra security on notebooks
Cognos takes no time adding to BI’s functions
Maintenance release increases Office, SAP connectivity and adds a new desktop search tool
Stepping up
Phil Sorgen takes charge with the departure of David Hemler at Microsoft Canada
CompTIA event draws VARs
System builders got the opportunity to not only network with vendors but engage in discussions about emerging trends and technologies that will improve their business and increase profitability
NEC enters server space
Company launches disaster recovery solutions and adds new channel program in Canada
NeoScale emerges in Canada
The storage security specialist is seeking VARs for its data encryption appliances
Adtran increases its voice to PBX
Networking vendor releases its first IP PBX product and promises partners it will limit the device’s distribution
VAR bits-CA completes Wily acquistion
ISLANDIA, N.Y. – In an all-cash deal worth $375 million, CA has finalized its acquistion of Wily…
White books: proceed with caution
It seemed like a good idea: Build laptops from components the way you build white boxes. However, despite soaring demand for notebooks, price-cutting by OEMs has put the brakes on the white books’ potential