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• SAP bosses pitch up in US with talk of innovation
• Buying Solutions shelves £1bn voice and data framework
• BT Engage IT sharpens the axe for more job cuts
• Colt enhances VAR services proposition
• Blue Coat takes first steps into virtualisation world
• Security market shows strength through the recession
• Dell sues five LCD vendors for alleged price fixing
• Becrypt adds Security IP as distie to target enterprise space
• Digital Economy Bill moves closer to becoming law
• Selway Moore calls in the administrator
• HP tries to reach out to smaller resellers
• Education fears of budget cuts edge closer to reality
• Gartner says 60% of virtualised servers are a security risk
• Tory plan to open up IT tenders plays well in Cameron constituency
• Blended threats demand fresh approach, says Websense
• Nortel reverses losses at long last
• Political parties reminded of importance of IT sector
• UK server sales rise on back of finance sector refresh
• Interactive marketing spend rising
• Intrinsic develops services muscle
• Capita tipped to acquire Ramesys
• Promethean set for £400m listing
• Analysis: How important is the CEO?
• Oracle lifts covers off plan to integrate software with Sun boxes
• Opal hires ex-Avaya man to head up distribution
• Avisen acquires Xploite for joint buy and build strategy
• Sales dip but profits hold firm at Computacenter in 2009
• Telindus hires for UK mobility push
• CA continues cloud spending spree with Nimsoft purchase
• Councils failing to deliver satisfactory web services
• Bill Gates ousted as richest tech billionaire
• Five minute interview: Jirina Yates, Avaya EMEA
• Samsung makes self-portraits easy with ST550's dual screen
• Parallels Desktop 5 makes Mac and Windows working seamless
• Card fraud falls but CNP remains constant battle for etailers
• IBM clamps down on grey marketing
• Channel urged to ramp up video deployment
• PBX market declines ease in Q4
• Fees from channel consultants holding up
• How important is the role of CEO?
• Tech sector valuations continue to recover
• Systemax ends tough 2009 on a high
• Union anger at Vodafone job cuts
• Polycom extends Avaya relationship
• Industry veterans Offin and Osborne join Samsung print teams
• IT market across EU starts to recover slowly from recession
• Liquidity problems holding back private equity IT investment
• Web based sales manage to weather the snow
• Industry veteran Dow sets up channel consultancy
• Services and software sector set for slow growth this decade
• Motorola relaunches enterprise partner scheme
• Public sector buyers starting to react to prospect of cuts
• ComputerLinks adds virtualisation support to reseller services
• Cisco backs off from WiMAX market
• Brocade targets 50% customer growth with channel shake-up
• Fujistu shares hit by former exec's resignation dispute
• MicroScope ACEs shortlist announced
• Earthquake in Taiwan may cause LCD shortages
• iPad set to arrive in UK late April
• MicroScope top stories week ending 5 March
• Psion looks for channel to play role in vertical market push
• Analysis: Oracle sets out cloud ambitions
• RIM targets SMEs with BlackBerry server
• Lords tone down Digital Bill but continue to generate controversy
• Dell and HP look to resellers for slice of £6bn CITHS framework
• EMEA printer and MFP market not forecast to grow in 2010
• Ramesys tipped to be sold by investor backers
• Ciena slips to loss after acquisition costs
• Avaya leans on disties to speed Nortel integration
• Comdex to return as a virtual event
• Gartner raises UK PC sales forecast
• Trustmarque cuts ties with valueless volume licence resellers
• Touchscreen mobility set to grow 97% in 2010
• Bell Microproducts Q4 sales and profits rebound
• HP sets sights on Sun resellers
• Viewsonic wants better ROI from channel marketing funds
• HP tells BladeSystem c-Class buyers to seek alternatives to Cisco blade switches
• SAP bosses use CeBIT as venue to talk of growth
• Private equity firm makes $2bn approach for Novell
• Force10 heads for $144m IPO
• IT jobs market continues to recover
• Tech Data says market share gains helped boost Q4 numbers
• GFI MAX MailProtection fighting spam with the channel in mind
• Colleges caught using unlicensed software by BSA
• NHS IT programme losing political support in run up to election
• HP "disappointed" to be cut from Buying Solutions framework
• Buying Solutions suppliers unveiled
• Microsoft looks to C2000 to grow BPOS channel
• Lord Carter resurfaces at Alcatel-Lucent
• 43,000 UK pensioners may lose out in Nortel claim
• Government claims digital skilled workers will benefit industry
• UK channel leads recovery across Europe says Context
• Brussels signs off on Orange T-Mobile venture
• Ex-Detica chief Black on look out for IP surveillance firms
• Brocade hires networking vet John McHugh
• Euro IP telephony market sees buoyant end to '09
• Oracle reassures Sun partners over direct sales concerns
• FAST Ltd aims to guide firms through software audits
• O2 FY profits up on smartphone adoption
• Avaya adds EMEA marketing programme



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