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• MicroScope's top stories, week ending 26 April 2013
• Tablet and mobile mix hit Ingram margins
• Drop in voice revenues hits Colt Q1 numbers
• Samsung cements smartphone leadership position
• Azlan aims to swell reseller numbers
• Computer 2000 focused on passing £3bn revenue
• Computerlinks fined over Syria sanctions busting
• Avnet targets cuts of $40m in fourth quarter
• Phoenix shows off business continuity investment
• Catbird flies into UK datacentre market
• CentraStage sounds warning over managed services confusion
• Kaspersky plans partner programme changes to reflect wider portfolio
• Fenton calls time on Insight role
• Daisy partners to get 4G training in new scheme
• Egnyte, NetApp offer channel double rebates in new partnership
• ICO turns fines on private sector data breaches
• WatchGuard puts channel emphasis on managed services
• UK only bright spot for Computacenter in Q1
• Apple profits dip for first time in a decade
• Zycko to run Aptare EMEA distribution
• PwC breach report warns SMEs in cyber attacker crosshairs
• Alvea gets Cloud Industry Forum certification nod
• Bad security practices making breaches more likely
• CA bolsters managed services support for resellers
• Cloud Distribution to sell Enterasys security kit
• Context: UK tablet shipments grew fourfold in Q1
• Outsourcing market takes a tumble
• Tintri sets out to rearticulate channel vision
• Syscap highlights HMRC danger over late VAT payments
• KPMG warns Big Data benefits eluding most customers
• MicroScope's top stories, week ending 19 April 2013
• Cisco pins UCC badge on Ingram Micro
• Asia-Pacific decline hits SAP
• IBM misses targets as software deals slip
• Microsoft: immense amount of work to do on Windows 8
• Blackstone drops put of race for Dell
• O2 Wholesale plans deeper channel engagement after BSkyB consumer buy
• Hardware encryption community challenge software rivals
• DESlock ESET data protection tie-up launches to channel
• Gartner adds its voice to XP warnings
• Apple shares drop over slowdown fears
• Brother elevates Phil Jones to MD role
• SUSE extends support for SAP resellers
• Dire state of PC market hurts Intel
• CIF to calm cloud fears at InfoSec
• Samsung Win 8 Smart PCs to get Becrypt protection
• Algosec looks for reseller growth with Arrow
• Reseller e-book is latest Entanet wheeze
• Symantec warns SME cyber attacks are spiralling
• Abiquo to plough VC dosh into marketing, sales plan
• Brother makes move for Kodak document imaging biz
• FSB finds a freezing March hits SMEs hard
• More SAM education needed
• MicroScope's top stories, week ending 12 April 2013
• Lord Sugar vows to tackle spurious claim culture
• ScanSource gets new Euro MD in restructure
• Microsoft confirms new channel appointment for Barclay
• Watchful Software latest signing for Cloud Distribution
• LaCie appoints Beta Distribution
• Dell -Microsoft OEM agreement to streamline supply chain
• Employee security breaches more widespread than thought, says LogRhythm
• Tandberg Data launches into own-brand NAS market
• End of the line for Magirus CEO von Kuenheim
• Windows 8 slammed after “worst ever” quarter for PC trade
• MicroScope ACEs: voting now open
• Integralis sales up to record high
• Ball and Betz to build Veeam virtual infrastructure biz
• BSA: nearly a third of SMEs knowingly underlicensed
• Daisy Distribution launches O2 partner promo
• ThinkGrid evolves into Colt SME services package Ceano
• Ovum suggests alternatives to rushed XP migration
• Microsoft and Fujitsu squeeze a little tighter
• Cloud Distribution hires dedicated southern sales head
• IBM showcases channel financing app
• Sophos VP Rafferty heads to Proofpoint
• Micro-P elevates sales director Bryan to MD role
• Camwood survey adds to Windows XP migration worries
• MicroScope ACEs 2013: voting to open Wednesday
• MicroScope's top stories, week ending 5 April 2013
• Clock ticking loudly over end of XP support
• Branson advice sparks UKFast enterprise division
• Acronis launches data security services
• Samsung boasts of Q1 profits surge
• Shareholder unrest topples HP chairman
• Gartner paints bleak picture for desktops
• Ingram bulks UC portfolio with Sangoma
• Enables IT chairman departs
• KCOM seals agreement over pension deficit
• Wi-fi growth should spark upgrade opportunities
• Mobile payments a growing fraud concern
• Big data not just an enterprise sale
• Acronis aims for enterprise and mobility growth
• Government highlights need to boost skills
• Security budgets rising to fend off threats
• Channel at heart of Dell's future plans
• Tekdata becomes Micro-P Security Team
• Xirrus launches first dedicated Wi-Fi partner programme
• BIS buy fills Six Degrees colocation gap
• Channel veteran Edgeley takes chairman role at Fluent Communications
• Daisy returns to acquisitive ways with new bank agreement



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