Avnet arms channel partners with new cloud training program
Three new training and certification courses are designed to help Avnet’s partners learn not only about the cloud, but how they can leverage it to build repeat business and revenue
Dell Canada expands cloud offerings for channel partners
Canadian solution providers can now resell Dell Cloud Services
RIM draws interest from IBM. Is a deal imminent?
The enterprise services unit is Big Blue’s main acquisition target, according to a report
Seven steps to social media stardom
Social media tips that will help you better protect your privacy and attract more followers
Compugen Green4Good program partners with Aeroplan
Green4Good program has helped local charities in Canada
HP virtualizes for the cloud
New virtualization solutions spur automation and security for mobility, big data and the cloud
Quebec tablet maker goes rugged
DAP Technologies unveils rugged tablet with a big multi-touch screen
Salesforce.com unveils Salesforce communities
Salesforce.com create private social communities to connect with customers and channel partners
Microsoft Skydrive gets a makeover
Software giant revamps Skydrive with more cloud computing features
Partners accepting Sage’s
One year after the initial announcement, most partners have accepted the logic behind Sage’s decision to focus on the company brand, rather than individual products
Socialympics were more interesting than the Olympics
Social media got the world more involved in the London Olympicsrn
Two ERP companies with Canadian connection merge
Consona Corp. and CDC Software, which owns Vancouver-based CRM software maker Pivotal, have formed a new company
Mobile solutions continues on the upswing
Mobile solutions expected to grow to almost $200 million by 2016
Sage promises a deliberate approach to cloud computing
Business software vendor Sage is rolling-out new cloud offerings and a roadmap with more to come, but promises it won’t be rushing into the off-premise world
Motorola to lay off 4,000 employees worldwide
CDN CURATED: While Motorola has brought Google nearly 10 per cent of its annual revenue since in the last quarter, it just wasn’t enough