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• Handset recyclers call for tougher standards
• HP talks up storage virtualisation offerings
• Worries mount over Tiscali future
• CBI argues against further rises in business rates
• BSA urges Carter not to forget piracy in digital vision
• HP talks up need for upturn investment
• McAfee to fund Euro cybercrime training
• SAP gets engaged online
• HP talks up need for upturn investment
• McAfee to fund Euro cybercrime training
• BSA urges Carter not to forget piracy in digital vision
• Virtualisation management emerging as stand alone opportunity
• The future for UPS
• Five minute interview: Neil Robertson, CEO, Compleat Software
• Ingram Micro adds extra credit
• Virtualisation management emerging as standalone opportunity
• Morse reappraises value of IT hardware, says chief exec
• Microsoft backs Genesis Communications and Increase CRM merger
• Alcatel-Lucent back in play
• Vendors wrestle for shrinking sales
• WiMAX still growing despite rush to LTE
• Alcatel-Lucent back in play
• Euler gets aggressive with risky resellers
• WiMAX still growing despite rush to LTE
• Vendors wrestle for shrinking sales
• Microsoft backs Genesis Comms and Increase CRM merger
• Epson integrated toner will cut out third party supplies
• HP celebrates 25 years of the LaserJet
• Epson integrated toner will cut out third party supplies
• HP celebrates 25 years of the LaserJet
• Alcatel-Lucent begins channel programme revamp
• DSGi suffers further credit insurance cut by Euler Hermes
• Insight Enterprises to cut US workforce by 8%
• Intact to spin out of Logicalis and into Datatec
• Alcatel-Lucent begins channel programme revamp
• Sage plays down NetSuite campaign
• DSGi suffers further credit insurance cut by Euler Hermes
• CA reseller survey reveals optimism around virtualisation
• Microsoft launches online business process suite at CeBit
• Downturn drives demand for flexible working
• Microsoft launches online business process suite at CeBit
• Downturn drives demand for flexible working
• Computacenter services to take centre stage in 2009
• IBM re-commits to System x business after sales shortfall
• PC sales in 2009 to post steepest decline, predicts Gartner
• Computacenter services to take centre stage in 2009
• Dow returns to Westcoast
• A secure thin client for lean times
• Labour pushes Sir Alan Sugar as next London mayor
• BCS returns to profitability
• Infortrend unveils enterprise strategy
• Cisco nixes big deals in 2009
• Labour pushes Sir Alan Sugar as next London mayor
• BCS returns to profitability
• Infortrend unveils enterprise strategy
• A secure thin client for lean times
• Dell looks for further $1bn cost savings after profits dive
• Colour printing in SMEs boosted by downturn
• Colour printing in SMEs boosted by downturn
• Time to get protected
• Can managed print services revive the printer market?
• Compal slip gives a Q3 release date for Windows 7
• Ex-Ingram director Patel joins 20:20 Mobile Group
• Kelway concludes acquisition of Panacea Services
• Resellers urged to break down UC discussion
• Mobile World Congress 2009: What's new
• Recession catches up with Ethernet switching market
• Resellers urged to break down UC discussion
• Mobile World Congress 2009: What's new
• Recession catches up with Ethernet switching market
• Ex-Ingram director Patel joins 20:20 Mobile Group
• Kelway concludes acquisition of Panacea Services
• Nortel loses billions on Alteon sale
• Fragmented communications wastes thousands
• Fragmented communications wastes thousands
• VMware vows to end "painful" renewal process
• Notebook boom to end in 2009 warns IDC
• Brocade eyes bigger slice of LAN market
• IBM cancels PartnerWorld 2009
• Technical staff view 2009 as the year for upward changes
• Keeping mobile communications open
• Technical staff view 2009 as the year for upwards changes
• Keeping mobile communications flowing
• Radware stalks Nortel assets
• Planning to be back on track by 2012
• Planning to be back on track by 2012
• Datacentre problems spell reseller opportunity
• Gateway guns for mid market in EMEA
• Interface increases Sun server partner levels
• Target gets into broadband
• Northamber reports first loss since recession of the 1990s
• Ingram Micro sees bleak times ahead
• HP to scale back channel inventory as slowdown bites
• Target gets into broadband
• Interface increases Sun server partner levels
• Brocade channel boss to drive Foundry integration
• Alcatel-Lucent forms 4G alliance
• Brocade channel boss to drive Foundry integration
• Alcatel-Lucent forms 4G alliance
• Computacenter merges business units



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