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Apple TV on YouTube and finally Dell releases Ubuntu
Think Lenovo and think bundles
Lenovo Canada and Ingram Micro partner on a promotion
Kalsbeek steps down as head of Ingram Canada
The region was already operating as a multinational company from a back-office point of view
Microsoft looks to channel for BI growth
Business intelligence is more about implementation than the actual application, according to the software giant
Dell Canada will enter the channel
Michael Dell discusses his company’s departure from its traditional sales model and why hardware support doesn’t have to break your budget. Also: one VAR explains why he’d lie down with the lion
Kosuge made CEO of Hitachi Data Systems
Former COO was architect of HDS storage platform
Fortiva looking for one more Canadian platinum partner
After signing Bell, e-mail archiving service has found half the number of resellers it wants here
Linux connecting on cellphones
Industry analyst sees strong growth coming
Kingston pushes microSD reader-card bundles
Aimed at eliminating the need to carry USB cables
CDN Top 100 Solution Providers
More than 20 new solution providers crashed the Top 100 rankings this year. And, some old familiar companies made their way back onto the list. Once again, the Canadian solution providers proved they are a force to be reckoned with in the IT industry. This year’s rankings have more creative and services oriented business partners than ever before.
For Insight Canada, it takes two
One of the big channel acquisitions last year happened when Insight bough business-to-business IT solutions and services provider Software Spectrum.
Juniper goes granular
Two-tier channel networking vendor focuses on fortifying network security portfolio
Welcome back, KTI Kanatek Technologies
At first glance KTI Kanatek Technologies of Ottawa looks like a company that was nowhere and then skyrocketed to 47th place in the CDN Top 100 Solution Provider rankings
The problem with productivity
Productivity is so last year. Now Canadian executives are focusing on growth
Adobe’s ColdFusion warms to .Net
Upcoming version 8 will bridge Java and Microsoft worlds