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• Wolverhampton City Council latest to fall foul of ICO
• BT names new Openreach head
• Resellers set to benefit as operational tech and IT converge
• Tablets cannibalising notebook sales, warns Canalys
• Resellers have role to play helping users manage security
• Ingram Micro gets slice of ZyXEL distribution pie
• SME optimism high ahead of Olympics, says Cisco
• UK firms failing to understand security threat
• Serco acquires Lawrence Dallaglio, contact centre firm
• Under fire Apotheker sets out cloudy HP strategy
• Japanese quake will lead to component price hikes
• ISSA proposes SME security standard
• Data centre outsourcing on the rise after recession
• Platform-as-a-service market lacks consistent message in 2011
• Queues and ringing tills mark the iPad 2 launch
• Japanese earthquake to disrupt IT component supply
• Microsoft to treble reseller base as education sector fragments
• Blackberry wilts as Apple blooms for enterprise users
• Maintel sales up on Redstone customer acquisition
• Trade group SIA plots next move in Oracle maintenance fight
• Cloud growth will shake-up the UK software channel
• MicroScope's top stories, week ending 11 March 2011
• Samsung takes bite out of Apple tablet sales in Q4
• Trustmarque notes tide turning in corporate land
• Government IP review needs to embrace software differences
• LSI sells external storage biz to NetApp
• Veeam launches reseller accreditations
• FAST puts focus on job protection with Tyneside campaign
• Tech M&A slows but recovery remains on track
• Super-fast broadband critical to recovery, says CIF
• Computacenter files solid 2010 financials
• SAP sets out ambition to make enterprise software 'cool again'
• Comstor adds partner security development initiative
• Micro P splashes the cash on consumables distie Advent Data
• Azlan confirms departure of boss Ian French
• GP surgeries could be fertile ground for security players
• Firms not ready to open network to staff-owned devices
• Cost of Nortel integration dogs Ciena
• Midwich seals Dell distribution deal
• March of Androids fails to knock Nokia
• Proximity adds sales director to boost Avaya team
• Samsung restarts search for mobile PC GM
• Users lack confidence in retailers data protection skills
• Government urged to tackle credit and late payments in Budget
• Steljes set to restructure in face of public sector pressures
• Emulex pushes partners towards 10 gig Ethernet market
• WD coughs up $4.3bn for HGST
• Tablets set to support growth in mobile BI
• CBI calls for Budget support for mid-market firms
• Nortel loses $2.3bn in fourth quarter
• TalkTalk Business targets large network deals following rebrand
• SIA accuses Oracle of cornering hardware maintenance space
• HP plans changes to ESSN distributor contracts
• Oracle UK server revenues tumble 40% in Q4
• IT insolvencies drop but caution remains
• Onyx warns of London net dependence
• Criminals turn their attention to Twitter
• MicroScope's top stories, week ending 4 March 2011
• MicroScope ACEs nominations open
• HP trumpets arrival of ESSN EMEA distie boss
• CBI calls on government to do more to protect IP
• Gartner cuts PC sales forecast on falling consumer demand
• Cisco adds WebEx to channel price list
• Jobs springs a surprise by turning up at iPad 2 launch
• Shift F7 MD Ognall exits the business
• Daisy lays bare distribution ambitions
• Government tech contracts should have more flexibility
• Tech Data Q4 numbers lifted by "healthy" IT market
• IBM identifies user spending to secure consumerisation of IT
• Restructuring costs drive Mitel to third quarter loss
• Cisco to partners: no competition in the cloud
• C2000 enters Dragon's Den in bid to acquire Data Select
• HP overhauls rebate model to lure services partners on board
• Lumison splashes £22m on first acquisition
• Xerox snaps up Canon's largest UK dealer
• Magirus to slash public sector vBundle costs
• Intel finalises £5bn acquisition of McAfee
• Spending cuts hit Promethean results
• Rackspace streamlines cloud partner experience
• Hybrid PfR model right for current climate, says HP
• Azlan offers Avaya installation freebie
• Tablet growth will be at the expense of PC sales
• Business groups give Chancellor Budget wish list
• Former Redstone security unit RMS relaunches
• Oracle server sales hammered again in Q4
• Voice sales tap runs dry for Colt
• Salesforce.com Q4 numbers hit by charges
• Opaque costs put off unified comms investment
• SMEs could boost efficiency with IT investment
• In-depth: Distributors find a role in the cloud
• MicroScope's top stories, week ending 25 February 2011
• HP names new EMEA ESSN head
• Redstone cuts 83 jobs as restructuring winds down
• Google introduces Apps reseller certifications
• Business services sector set for growth
• Apple shareholders vote to keep succession plans secret
• Cloud forecast still hazy outside technology sector, says CA
• Former Sophos SME head handed channel reins by SAP
• SAP kicks off Business ByDesign UK partner ecosystem
• Ingram Micro beefs up UK Blackberry team



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