Cisco is transitioning its services strategy
The networking giant asks partners to build on Smart Care services
Salesforce.com or SAP, which has the better SaaS?
Senior executives from the two ERP vendors debate which company offers the better business platform
Easing into network attached storage
HP Media Vault mv2120 fits the bill for moderate storage needs; any more and its slower-than-average write speed may grate
Will Microsoft deliver Windows 7 next year?
Recent hints indicate Microsoft may intend to cut its losses with Vista, deliver new OS in 2009
Microsoft to Yahoo: Make deal or face proxy fight
Steve Ballmer sends a blunt open letter to Yahoo’s board urging it to accept Microsoft’s US$44.6 billion takeover bid
Companies struggle as Safari pops up on networks
Apple’s decision to include the Web browser as part of an iTunes and QuickTime update is causing headaches for IT admins
Looking up at the channel
Novell CEO has added 152 new ecosystem partners in at attempt to become more significant to solution providers
HP’s dc7800 is smaller than the average PC
The enterprise-class small form factor PC doesn’t sacrifice performance, but I didn’t save much space
MacBook Air is very polished and very thin
Apple ultra-hyped notebook runs smooth and efficiently
Avaya/Polycom alliance targets solution providers
Channel partners can now add video to voice conference calls
Acer has a Gem
Next month Acer will release its new Aspire 8920 and 6920 series of Gemstone blue notebooks targeting multimedia enthusiasts to help the company expand its overall market reach.
Salmon get Bulletproof
Three years. That’s the time it takes for salmon to grow to their market size, starting from their time as eggs in the hatchery all the way to their time in the ocean waters.
Habanero tackles SharePoint
Microsoft’s popular portal development suite is springing up all over the enterprise, but not without some problems. Habanero Consulting Group discusses some custom services
A virtually unlimited opportunity
Virtualization may not be new, but the technology is advancing and the need is greater than ever
Microsoft will have to play nicely with others
The software giant realizes that software is moving away from monolithic applications to Web services