You and the USB
They’re convenient, hold a lot of data and are a security risk
Disaster planning for SMBs
The lack of a disaster plan may cause businesses to not only have serious long-term financial implications, but in some instances, cease to exist
Michael Dell on
Company founder and CEO Michael Dell made a short visit to Canada last month to field questions about his expanded channel plans. While the direct and indirect models were the main topics of interest, the opinionated leader did have plenty to say about other areas of the IT industry
Google enlists Ingram Micro to advance enterprise push
The non-exclusive deal will see Ingram focus on selling the vendor’s search appliances to the SMB, education and government sectors
Corel wants to help partners harness the digital media opportunity
After several recent acquisitions, the Ottawa-based software vendor is creating a digital media sales certification to help its partners sell the new Corel
DDR3 memory standard agreed
Standards body promises performance boost, reduced power consumption
HP wins on share, IBM on performance for supercomputers
With 40.4 per cent of systems HP has passed Big Blue in market share, while Intel is the preferred processor
Intel to lay off 800 workers in Colorado
A year after the XScale sale, Marvell is moving its business to TSMC
Skilled IT staffers work more productively and safely, says IDC
Symantec-sponsored study indicates skills training can pay big dividends on the bottom line
Hollywood IT, supercomputers and technology you can use
Finally, a mobile app that can help you get down to business…literally
Ingram embraces consumer business
The trend is clear: commercial and consumer technologies are merging
Flexible keyboards
Ingram Micro Canada and Targus partner on a promotion