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• FaceTime changes name to avoid Apple conflict
• BT makes new pay offer as CWU strike ballot looms
• Bridging the skills gap
• Resellers key to helping cloud providers expand
• Jobs expected to unveil faster iPhone at developer event
• Kavanagh fires up HP Networking engines
• Phoenix IT eyes strategic cloud acquisitions
• Rivals could exploit impending BT strike
• Mid-market the target for channel cloud sellers
• Private equity pounces on SonicWALL
• IT vendors hit top of supply chain charts
• Daisy secures new credit facility
• Ballmer tells Jobs it's about what comes next
• Analysis: IT innovation spending must be earnt
• FaceTime changes name to avoid Apple conflict
• Despite the lessons of lost data firms still running risks
• Top Avaya role goes to ex-Nortel enterprise boss
• SMC slots Northamber into distie line-up
• Government sets sights on cutting red tape
• Context figures confirm Q1 PC market growth
• Trading Standards lands victory against Wirral pirates
• More for less set to remain customer mentality
• Cisco VNI report shows video, mobile growth trends
• Gartner warns time is running out for XP users
• Server sales start to return to pre-recession levels across EMEA
• Western Digital snatches hard drive crown from Seagate
• 9,000 out as HP seeks $1bn in savings
• HP looks to resellers to grow share of mid-market
• Cisco launches new marketing unit
• iPad set to have an impact on the business market
• Carter joins Polycom to lead EMEA channel
• Brocade adds Computacenter as first European SI
• Ofcom unveils Digital Economy Act proposals
• Novell CEO talks up IWM as Q2 shows slight improvement
• Fortinet expects reseller expansion as it pushes portfolio
• BT launches global IP connection service
• HP preps price hikes for networking boxes
• Morse shareholders give 2e2 takeover thumbs up
• SCHd closes Interchange office and relocates staff
• IDC ups UK PC sales forecast after consumer desktop rebound
• Avnet to Azlan; stop poaching our staff
• MicroScope ACEs winners announced
• Comstor adds IronPort to line-up, hands boss over to Westcon
• IBM kicked off the global server summit by HP
• McAfee buys into mobile security space
• Cable & Wireless inches back into profit
• Recruitment back on the agenda in tech sector
• Ash cloud hits European PC sales
• Sage sets out ambitions to take mid market share
• Steps needed to combat cloud ignorance
• Juniper adds extra partner sales resources
• Consumer PC prices bow to currency and component pressures
• KCOM back in the black but sales slide
• McAfee resellers on track to make transition to solution model
• Dell finally unveils Certified partner marketing plans
• Bell readies HP Networking portfolio
• McAfee sets July as the date to reveal results of distie review
• Resellers seek answers over BECTA framework uncertainty
• Considerations for building a successful cloud offering
• BECTA hits out at imminent closure
• BECTA likely to be scrapped as part of government cuts
• HP UK names Hunter as PSG big daddy
• Recession hammers network management systems sector
• Dell warns of component tighness as corporate refresh begins
• Coalition sets out broadband policy
• Seminar series: The future is managed services
• Prospect of Novell sale returns
• Social networking increasing as reseller marketing tool
• Cisco makes optical networking play
• Symantec adds indentity tools with VeriSign security buy
• Aruba struggles to reverse losses as sales climb
• SAP co-CEOs set sights on hosted market
• Networking vendors ink interoperability pact
• Nokia under pressure as global mobile sales climb 17%
• Deputy PM Clegg talks of reducing storage of personal data
• Hardware sales drive revenues in Q2 for Hewlett-Packard
• Cisco beefs up consumer arm
• Micro-P parent grows annual sales, profits
• User security burden an opportunity for specialist resellers
• Bell slides to $5m loss in Q1 ahead of Avnet acquisition
• Vodafone profits double as mobile Internet soars
• Vertical market spending to grow through to 2014
• Kyocera channel boss Shepherd to move to Acer
• Asian vendors dominate growth in UK Q1 PC arena
• Nortel profits from sell-off process
• Hosted identity services could overcome slow adoption
• Extreme brings ScanSource partnership to UK shores
• CA changes name and sets out cloud ambitions
• Wireless key to dodging public sector bullet
• RM delivers strong H1 and looks beyond UK for future growth
• Recovery in tech world continues but fragility remains
• Ciena lets Nortel staff go
• Sun resellers not told about new rebate structure
• Financial strength improving in IT sector
• Datatec profits halve in 2010
• M&A activity returns to pre-recession levels
• Profile: John Coyne, president and CEO of Western Digital
• Product not services hog Q1 limelight at Computacenter
• Esteem cuddles up to Oracle with reseller acquisition
• BT heads back into black



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