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• Microsoft developer leaks roadmap
• Cloud network services key to new Cisco SME offerings
• EMC charts course for midmarket with Vspex
• Stordis to push discount 10Gb Ethernet bundles
• EMEA PC sales shine in Q1, reports Gartner
• Sony swings axe on 10,000 and sets out on business review
• Softcat launches xStorm security scanning service
• Commodore 64 visionary Jack Tramiel dies aged 83
• Motorola puts emphasis on apps as VAR programme hits UK
• Egnyte takes aim at file-sharing rivals' market share
• CA Technologies unveils EMEA channel head
• FAST calls for court changes to support software firms
• Axing ICT teaching could worsen skills gap
• Apple iPad rivals pin tablet hopes on Windows 8 launch
• Dingley gets UK MD role at Konica Minolta
• Cisco's Chambers prompts war of words with Huawei
• Kelway gets LAR status with BSS buy
• Veeam targets legacy rivals with channel promo
• Palo Alto in $175m IPO bid
• MicroScope's top stories, week ending 6 April 2012
• Accumuli eyes SIEM market buys after solid 2012
• Yahoo! cuts workforce by 14% in major business restructure
• Azlan revamps SMARTnet quote tool for Cisco VARs
• FAST, Trading Standards piracy campaign heads for South East
• EntaTech to distribute Digium OS comms solutions
• Gartner revises quarterly IT forecast down on dollar fears
• Column: Twitter bashing doesn't hide Skype's own limitations
• UK economy pulls back from brink of double dip
• HDD output back to pre-flood levels in the second half of 2012
• Scottish IT firms encouraged to get behind paid intern scheme
• Kyocera ditches the Mita to focus on solutions angle
• Avnet extends helpdesk support for resellers
• Arrow ECS bolsters European operations with Altimate buy
• American Yorktel snaps up Cisco VAR First Connections
• Redstone touring car team kicks off 2012 BTCC season
• Resellers top the growth charts
• Unified communications - moving beyond the desktop era
• Corero formalises security VAR programme
• Cashflow problems threaten to stall SME growth ambitions
• Resellers credited with input into IBM big data product launch
• CA signs up Ingram to carry hybrid cloud backup product
• Dell gets Wyse as acquisition bandwagon rolls on
• Daisy Wholesale pushes partners into data services market
• Firms lagging behind in developing BYOD strategies
• Comet owner picks up Game
• MicroScope's top stories, week ending 30 March 2012
• ISF warns against traditional approaches to IT security risks
• RIM hints at consumer exit as losses hit $125m
• Micro-P adds BenQ products to AV portfolio
• Capita scores full marks for government education IT bid
• Cable & Wireless Worldwide bidders given more time
• Dell takes wraps off Cloud specialisation
• Organised criminal gangs dominate cyber crime
• No cloud slowdown seen by Microsoft
• Red Hat breaks through $1bn revenue barrier
• Financial services wary of growing cyber attacks
• Channel braced for Microsoft volume licensing price changes
• Sage highlighted as takeover prospect
• Tech employers confident they can fill jobs gap
• Cloud transition coming more slowly than expected
• HDS will work with channel to make more noise in the market
• Dell signs Magirus to sell data centre product set
• Security fears hold back moves to next generation data centres
• Longer relationships on offer to managed services providers
• Workers want more spent on training
• Lord Sugar weighs into credit debate
• Entanet warns over broadband advertising rules
• Atlantis hunts Citrix partners for XenApp virtualisation push
• RM stays on track with asset disposals and credit facility
• D-Link channel momentum gathers speed
• Logitech turns to B2B channel with conferencing tool
• Power firm caught out by BSA
• Game goes into administration
• Exclusive Networks increases techical support for partners
• Canon and Konica Minolta win public sector printing bid
• iPads and gold top targets for thieves
• BYOD pricing models lead to MSP head scratching
• Dell drops open source clouds into UK channel
• MicroScope's top stories, week ending 23 March 2012
• LogRhythm leans on Exclusive to drive partner recruitment
• Channel failing to take up credit
• Resellers urged to recognise rapidly changing landscape
• SME, retail and corporate dominate C2000 agenda
• Computer 2000 sets out public sector ambitions
• Stordis picks up UK network start-up Gnodal
• Daisy recruits new reseller support team
• Trend Micro turns the spotlight on virtualisation security
• Chancellor uses Budget to talk up investment in verticals
• HP PC business to merge with printing unit
• Software license growth buoys Oracle
• Cost of data breaches continues to rise
• Budget wishlist includes tax changes and more SME support
• Mobile management demand driving managed services
• Riverbed gets technical with VAR programme enhancements
• Corero education unit continues to outshine security business
• Azlan services team to drive VAR annuity biz
• Mid-market days could be numbered
• Government unveils details of SME credit easing plan
• ComputerLinks extends BYOD protection with M@D signing
• Juniper channel operation coalesces around social media



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