NetSuite dispels the cloud services myth
Larger solution providers are kicking the cloud tires and the company’s channel chief believe it’s a sign of things to come
Larger solution providers are kicking the cloud tires and the company’s channel chief believe it’s a sign of things to come
The new technical architect certification can net partners 10 points of extra margin on registered deals
Plus, mobility and unified communications and Intel’s processor sales
Will using Buzz raise your premiums? Welcome to the weird new world of zero privacy
Privacy Commissioner of Canada disappointed by lack of consultation with her Office prior to launch of new social network service and seeks clarification related to privacy protections
Trade mission will promote Ontario’s innovative life sciences companies, attract investment and strengthen cultural ties
Tenants of Saskatchewan’s Innovation Place employ more than 4,700 people and collectively contributed more than $724 million to the provincial economy in 2009
Plus, Acer’s Liquid e phone coming to Rogers and MSI launches GE600 laptop for gamers
Fraud experts at a SAS Institute event in Toronto addressed challenges facing the government when it comes to combatting fraud, and why the “crown jewel” in fraud detection is powerful analytics
As its fiscal year-end approaches, the federal government is focused on streamlining its infrastructure, consolidation and virtualization, and improving service delivery
Plus, Dell’s fourth fiscal quarter results and the cloud infrastructure space
The rivals won’t force users to choose and may offer good deals to switch over, analysts said
Avnet On Demand is a TV network of sorts for the channel online
Toshiba’s T135D-S1324 is an easily packable laptop ideal for light-duty office, home, and travel use
The analysts are divided on the Apple iPad’s place in the enterprise