BitDefender Antivirus Pro 2011
BitDefender Antivirus Pro 2011 had some difficulty blocking brand-new malware
The top five tech trends of 2010
Plus future predictions about IT in 2015 and Apple iPad 2.0
New Oki Data printers target SMB market
New mono and colour multifunction printers from Oki Data look to open up new ground for the vendor in the small to medium workgroup category (with video)
Canon unleashes new large format multifunction printers
New models feature a scanner with a 40-inch scan width
Novell: 90 per cent of organisations struggle with complex systems
Adopt intelligent workload management suggests company
SAP’s in-memory database is ready for the data centre
SAP has made available its in-memory analytic database, as well as the first app built atop it
RIM buys Swedish UI developer to battle Apple’s iPad
The company will help RIM compete with Apple’s iPad
HP Envy100 e-All-in-One MFP
Built for style rather than efficiency, this multifunction printer operates adequately but expensively
Emerging Canadian software companies struggle with channel strategy
A report from PricewaterhouseCoopers shows emerging software companies value the channel sales model, but lack the resources to implement and support it
Avnet passes Cisco UCS milestone
Distributor is now certified as Cisco Unified Computing System configurator in Canadarn
Compugen and HP outline Green4Good program
Solution provider uses its finance arm to create a program for used PCs that is environmentally friendly
How to get on the Top 100 Solution Providers List
CDN informs solution providers on the best way to get on the Top 100 Solution Provider List for 2011
Four ways to strengthen customer relationships
Plus, mobile operating systems and Acer’s plans for the tablet space
Inside the world’s largest network operations centre
AT&T gives CDN/IT World Canada access to its global network operations center
Microsoft takes Toronto’s i4i to the U.S. Supreme Court
The latest chapter in the Microsoft Corp. versus i4i Inc. patent infringement case court drama has the U.S. Supreme Court agreeing to hear Microsoft’s appeal that, if successful, will have the two companies battling it out over the validity of i4i’s patent