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• Spin-off most likely scenario for HP's PSG operation
• Collaboration buy helps Cisco VARs target MS Office market
• Netbook and tablet growth forecast by Asustek
• Transparency over licensing essential as competition heats up
• MicroScope's top stories, week ending 26 August 2011
• Cook will not rock the Apple boat
• Acer woes set to continue through the rest of 2011
• Azlan's Sheppard replaces Shorten at Avaya
• Hewlett-Packard UK PSG boss tells channel it's 'business as usual'
• Avaya cops to three years of losses ahead of IPO
• BT Engage IT signals that growth ambitions continue
• ScanSource year-end numbers up on international business
• HP partners to run DIY cloud seminars
• Server demand to slacken in back half of 2011
• Belfast firm hit by £33,000 bill for failing to license software
• Steve Jobs calls it time as Apple boss
• IT departments marginalised as UK workers take control
• HP to widen scope of channel installation, break-fix services
• Resellers must embrace cloud or risk being frozen out
• HP executives move to calm channel and customer fears
• Distributors already positioned to handle HP PC exit
• IT sector failure rates rise but large customers hold firm
• User virtualisation demands continue to develop
• Ex-Riverbed boss to oversee EMEA launch for Tintri
• Drobo recruits HP storage expert to map channel path
• TouchPad fire-sale causes server crashes and sell-outs
• Micro Focus sale talks collapse
• Cisco software buy to ease service provider sales process
• New HP Inkjets Change the Game for Small Business: Colour up to Half the Cost of Laser
• Did You Know Productivity Facts
• Sell HP Officejet Pro and grow your business
• Resellers braced for action as TouchPad prices slashed
• Sabio appoints UC business boss
• Frontier's Mann takes up marketing role at Aastra
• Business process outsourcing growth set to continue
• All eyes on HP UK as TouchPad pricing gets cut overseas
• Alcatel-Lucent relaunches nought per cent finance plan
• HP share price drops 20% as markets react to radical strategy
• Tinglobal and Vickers set sights on services growth
• Channel in a bind over unsold HP TouchPad stocks
• HP channel urges business as usual following PSG bombshell
• Sacked Fujitsu union rep tribunal hearing set
• Softcat adds staff to target public sector
• MicroScope's top stories, week ending 19 August 2011
• HP kills TouchPad and looks to ditch PSG unit
• Tech Data shrugs off European market malaise
• Redstone scores UK exclusive VMware cloud badge
• Lenovo warns of tough PC sales as economy falters
• NetApp looks to the cloud for growth
• Dell may wind down network OEM relationships
• Blue Coat boss walks the plank as profits collapse
• Sage linked with MYOB acquisition
• Jones the Dragon flogs wireless business for £38m
• iPad 2 freebie marks relaunch of Tandberg Data RDX biz
• Samsung clear to carry on selling Galaxy Tab
• Resellers have to work to persuade users to switch brands
• Brit PC market hits the rocks in Q2
• F5 buys IP of defunct Crescendo
• SAS Group boss reveals tough managed services landscape
• MSI ramps up channel exposure with EntaTech signing
• Hackers using search engines to map targets
• Huawei looks to cloud and tablets to grow business
• Google boosts smart phone position with Motorola Mobility buy
• In-depth: SLAs key to ensuring reliable cost-efficient cloud services
• Recruitment trend likely to flounder as confidence dips
• Samsung Galaxy Tab injunction stirs retailer action
• Bring your own device drives VDI sales interest
• Equanet hires cloud specialist to ramp up hosted business
• Police procurement hub promises savings and SME involvement
• MicroScope's top stories week ending 12 August
• Chambers vows to keep pressure on to change Cisco
• Lowe ends eight year stint at Check Point
• Inventory issues set to last in smart phone market
• Ipanema targets VAR market with new partner programme
• Cisco results show positive impact of cost cutting
• Trustmarque launches Office 365 education campaign
• Managed services growth delivers the numbers for Kelway
• In-depth: Storage added to list of cloud benefits
• ICO chooses not to fine Lush for data breach
• ShoreTel bangs mobility drum, but posts another loss
• Samsung Galaxy tab sales suspended in EU after Apple challenge
• European market size and potential
• Apple tablet rivals could take share in Europe if price right
• Looters target IT retailers and Sony distribution centre burns in riots
• SME green interest undermined by red tape
• ZyXEL offers security licensing freebie
• Windows 7 usage lifted by healthier IT budgets
• Cisco customers mistakenly directed to malware site
• SAP names Noble successor
• SME owners turn to personal cash to stay afloat
• Tech M&A activity holding up
• SAP still holding door open for cloud hungry VARs
• Microsoft offers $250,000 prize to attract security experts
• ComputerLinks extends Alvea cloud service
• MicroScope's top stories, week ending 5 August 2011
• Insight posts Q2 growth across the board
• VMware tweaks vSphere 5 licence Ts&Cs after VAR outcry
• Mobile providers must evolve business models, says Gartner
• File-sharing blocking u-turn met with dismay by piracy fighters
• Meeting etiquette disrupted by technology



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