Making compliance work requires end-user buy-in
IT consultants imason shares its compliance best practices, and Microsoft explains how SharePoint can help
Dell smartphone is on the horizon
Analysts learn that the former direct vendor is about to enter the mobile market
IBM steps up to UC
Big blue says it is reshaping the way it does unified communications
Latest details on the Google phone
Taiwanese smart phone maker is set to name its device Dream
VMware aligns itself with disties as Hyper-V enters market
Virtualization is still an immature market and most estimations give it a 10 per cent saturation rate
Softchoice takes aim at $2 billion
Company has recently acquired Optimus Solutions
McAfee wants to take security to the data level
The vendor’s new Canadian general manager wants the channel to go deeper with customers
Are companies releasing music albums in advance to avoid leaks and piracy?
Plus, Internet usage policies and Windows Vista SP1
Dell expands its Canadian retail play to Staples Business Depot
In addition to notebooks and desktops, the vendor will bring printers, ink and toner to 280 Staples stores and Staples.ca
Linksys cuts its channel chief
Bob Martin will continue to lead the Canadian channel operation as the vendor restructures
Sun, Mitel to release turnkey telephony box
Sun server to come bundled with Mitel IP PBX applications
Nick Tidd is out at 3Com
Long time face of the networking vendor is leaving after a 15 year career with the company
Resellers take next step in security
From what it encompasses to how it’s delivered to even how it’s marketed, security is changing and the channel needs to be on board
SAP Canada launches new push in the SME
When you think of SAP you probably think of big business ERP software, but Mark Aboud says the vendor’s success in the large enterprise space has overshadowed its leadership in the SME segment, a perception he’s hoping to change.
MIX 08: Mobile version of Silverlight unveiled
Microsoft also released betas of Internet Explorer 8 and Expression Studio 2.0, and Canadian companies rnare taking advantage