Next stop: Canada
They may only have CDW Canada as a channel partner here, but that isn’t stopping Chicago-based SpringCM from launching its on-demand electronic content management solution with SOA capabilities.
Mobility: Going beyond messaging
New smart phones and upgraded operating systems will be rolled out this year, but the promise of the office-in-a-handset is still some time away
Google searches for partners
Vancouver company among those ready to sell custom services for Google’s new subscription office applications
Circuit City to shut down 62 stores in Canada
Circuit City Stores Inc. of Richmond, Va., announced it would close 62 of its wholly-owned stores in Canada because they were under performing.
AMD hires worldwide technology leader
Shake up at Celestica
EMC fleshes out UltraScale line
EMC Corp. has filled out its Clarrion CX3 UltraScale line with a low-end model that includes both iSCSI and Fibre Channel connectivity.
Corel hopes free leads to sales
Corel hopes the free basic version WordPerfect Office it released last month will spur demand for the more sophisticated enterprise version sold by partners.
AMD/ATI’s channel aftermath
New leadership means chipmaker finally creates a Canadian channel manager
Technology as a service
Former N-Able founder gets into utility computing by launching The Utility Company, looks for resellers to be franchise partners
Autodesk’s digital prototyping push
High-end software developer says new 3-D modeling effort will not kill 2-D CAD in the markeplace
Adobe preparing to add presence to its applications
Enterprise instant messaging company has technologies that can add collaboration capabilities to Connect, Acrobat
The networked home
With the release of new products at last month’s CES show, digital convergence in the home is here. Boutique VARS should take advantage of the opportunity before major retailers cast their eyes on the market
Feisty Lotus shifts to offence
IBM is going social in a bid to invigorate its Lotus brand
5 Vendors to watch in 2007
No one in the channel community would be surprised to learn the main vendors to watch in 2007 are Microsoft and Cisco.rn
Sun adds Intel CPUs to its server line
Solaris is named operating system of choice for Xeon platform, which could open new opportunites for channel partners