Dell embraces AMD, finally
Intel claims it will win back the business, but analysts say it will open the floodgates
White Boxblog-Second hand Vista
A blog by Erez Pikar of TechnoTrade (Canada) Inc.
PBXs goes open source route
Private branch exchanges (PBXs) with open source telephony software cost less than voice products from major manufacturers, and allow integrators to customize telecom installations, according to vendors who sell the technology.
VAR Bits-Microsoft to acquire Whale
REDMOND, Wash. – Microsoft Corp. hopes to broaden its secure access solution offering with the acquisition of…
Partners bullish on Vista
Several Canadian partners map out new markets for the upcoming OS, as well as for Longhorn and Office 2007
Trends-Reshaping mass-market IT devices
Cambridge, Mass. – According to Forrester Research, seismic consumer trends related to price, loyalty, brand awareness, and…
Expanding into a third century
This VAR once specialized in CAD printers. Now, after shifting into building automated process control systems, it’s ready to expand its headquarters
People-Avnet appoints new COO
Phoenix, AZ. – Rick Hamada, president of Avnet Technology Solutions, has been named the company’s new chief…
Linux on the desktop
Has Linux finally reached the point where it can start making serious inroads in corporations?
Mind the booth, babe
Flat panels may be eye candy but that doesn’t mean the event staff has to be as well
Ottawa VARs make a stand
There are many more to blame for this mess aside from Dell and the Government of Canada
BEA Systems to build Canadian channel
Company gives its Canadian subsidiary autonomy and a mission to grow its channel
Laptops cook at Supercom’s bistro show
Distributor’s first exhibition for notebook and accessory vendors was hot
Xandros to launch partner program here
Xandros will use this month’s Ingram Micro Linux Education Forum to begin pursuing Canadian partners for its new VAR program.
Borland drops IDE portfolio
Pressured by the open source community and after some dramatic worldwide staff cuts, Borland shifts gears and enters the potentially lucrative application lifecycle management market