Creating the Ultimate Vision for Ultimate Success
Six questions you need to ask yourself on the road to achieving your goals
Symantec dumps application performance management business
Vector Capital will acquire the APM business from the security vendor
Microsoft allows developers to examine .Net source code
Redmond hopes examination of .Net Framework will lead to better built software
Top 5 Vendors to Watch: Pillar Data
All week CDNNow will profile five vendors our editorial team feels you should be keeping an eye on in 2008. Today, we feature a company emerging from Larry Ellison’s long shadow: Pillar Data
Dell launches new PowerEdge blade servers
The vendor is adding new blade products to its PowerEdge server line
An Apple a day may be good for enterprises
Plus, IBM’s NIT acquisition announcement and vishing attacks
This notebook is all business
The Compaq 6910p sets out to be a reliable business notebook and it does that well, but some bells and whistles would have been nice
The winning method behind iTMethods
The managed services business is in its infancy, but iTMethods started from scratch to specifically target this space – and build an enterprise-class model that even a small business can use.
Digitel Systems growing with Active Voice
Telecommunications VAR has education, training and collaboration lined up for this year
Seven Group aims to be vendor neutral
VAR looks for more vendor relationships
A notebook for the gamer in us all
HP’s Pavilion dv9615ca Entertainment Notebook is great for everything multi-media
Corel brings more powerful photo editing tools to the masses
Paint Shop Pro Photo X2 makes the tools of higher-end photo editing suites available at a lower price point
The Bourne identity
SecTor founder Brian Bourne discusses the importance of informing the channel and customers on security
The next big network shift
Customers will be turning to the channel for help bringing networks together, so partners had better be ready
Linksys hopes new designs boost 802.11n
With a sleek new antenna-less design and one router selling for less than US$100, Linksys hopes to breathe new life into what they admit have been disappointing sales of 802.11n products.