Vista on the horizon
Microsoft wants to boost efficiency and tighten security with the immenent releases of Windows, Office and Exchange
HP takes aim at SMB storage
Eager to snatch a piece of the burgeoning SMB storage market, Hewlett-Packard Co. has released its own…
New McAfee Canada GM named
Push partners to deliver managed servers among Fournier’s goals
Dutkowsky named Tech Data’s new leader
Veteran IT executive will have to find ways to erase distributor’s multi-million dollar losses
Intel’s quad core chips about to see daylight
Chipmaker insists users are demanding speed for online searches, video streaming and games
MSI brings notebooks to Canada
Company will offer concept notebooks, such as one powered by the sun and another designed by Swarovski
Time for VARs to start sharpening blades
The strategy behind blades is all about regaining control of the customer’s IT department
HP acquires VoodooPC
San Francisco – Hewlett-Packard is purchasing VoodooPC, a Calgary-based firm best known for its high-end gaming machines…
Partners preparing to cash in
Microsoft VARs are readying for Vista and Office 2007 releases
The saviour
Xerox CEO stresses simple strategies, and reveals a crucial cold call she made to a famous billionaire
Lasers cutting a multi-hued swath
With the office printer market shifting to colour, we examine four desktop machines suitable for small workgroups. All were close in overall scoring. But while the prices of the printers has come down, the cost per page is still dear
Enterprise Software Channel: Keys to success
Some enterprise markets are saturated, but at least four technologies have emerged that smart VARs could take advantage of. The trick is to align them with business drivers that customers need
TLS keeps on trucking
An ISV is taking advantage of the growing mobile computing market to extend its back end suite for the transportation industry to wireless devices
Addressing IP addressable devices
You may be watched by someone on the Internet no matter where you are
A white knight for white books?
Intel is again trying to encourage VARs to get into the white book market. But one system builder is doubtful