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• Nortel goes into administration
• Public Sector body backs Logicalis call for £1bn IT fund
• Google turns to channel to sell enterprise apps
• Fujitsu Services UK chief executive resigns
• Nortel on life support
• Nortel goes into administration
• Comment: Risk and reward in automation
• Key notebook supplier slashes forecasts
• Comment: Making unified communications work
• Security SME budgets set to bounce back
• Government on brink of £20bn SME loan scheme
• Security SME budgets set to bounce back
• Comment: Profit from helping buyers cut costs
• Government on brink of £20bn SME loan scheme
• Key notebook supplier slashes forecasts
• Comment: Risk and reward in automation
• Opportunities in new security agenda
• Comment: Making unified communications work
• Dell moves to minmise channel conflict
• Didata laments lack of UC knowledge
• Question mark hangs over IBM PartnerWorld
• Accountants view future roles as business IT advisors
• Threats help maintain security spending
• Growth opportunities in digital imaging
• A host of new components
• Will 2009 be the year of the netbook?
• Audio-visual market remaining optimistic
• A host of new components
• Growth opportunities in digital imaging
• Accountants view future roles as business IT advisors
• Audio-visual market remaining optimistic
• Networking: what does 2009 hold?
• Will 2009 be the year of the netbook?
• Threats help maintain security spending
• Storage shows resilience despite recession
• Storage market shows resilience despite recession
• Patel to exit Ingram Micro at month-end
• SMEs finding credit harder to come by
• Green IT and infrastructure projects victims of downturn
• SaaS, netbooks and smartphones bright spots for 2009
• SMEs finding credit harder to come by
• Green IT and infrastructure projects victims of downturn
• Patel to exit Ingram Micro at month-end
• Government urged to launch £1bn ICT efficiency fund
• Euler makes second reduction in DSGi credit insurance
• SaaS, netbooks and smartphones bright spots for 2009
• The road to virtualisation
• Vendors buffer network channel
• Cisco ploughs into consumer channel
• Lenovo swings axe to counter PC slowdown
• Advice to dispose of hard drives with hammer questioned
• Lenovo swings axe to counter PC slowdown
• Advice to dispose of hard drives with hammer questioned
• Brother director lobbies Cameron with channel concerns
• CDC tables offer for Chordiant
• BSA settles with Liverpool pirate
• Lenovo unveils direct sales via web
• Lenovo shares suspended ahead of major announcement
• CDC tables offer for Chordiant
• BSA settles with Liverpool pirate
• Lenovo unveils direct sales via web
• Brother director lobbies Cameron with channel concerns
• Buyers market for IT talent in 2009
• Logitech cuts staff and scraps 2009 forecasts
• Vendors urged to plug SME credit gap
• Bell Microproducts files SEC paperwork
• Logitech cuts staff and scraps 2009 forecasts
• Vendors urged to plug SME credit gap
• Buyers market for IT talent in 2009
• Jobs' absence from Macworld raises health questions
• Government planning credit insurance fund
• Government planning credit insurance fund
• Check Point to buy Nokia's security appliance operation
• Games market offers resellers opportunities
• Smith to depart from Samsung after division shake-up
• Downturn set to spark security consolidation
• Redstone slashing costs after loss
• Redstone slashing costs after loss
• Euler halves credit for DSGi suppliers
• Downturn set to spark security consolidation
• Computacenter sheds staff
• HP offers marketing choice after reseller criticism
• UK server sales hit by the recession
• BSA continues Yuletide blitz
• CMI issues gloomy forecast for '09
• British Computer Society sets up crime unit to help police
• BSA continues Yuletide blitz
• British Computer Society sets up crim unit to help Police
• CMI issues gloomy forecast for '09
• Online crooks getting smarter, warns Cisco
• Becta offers schools guide to better data management
• Becta offers schools guide to better data management
• Online crooks getting smarter, warns Cisco
• Nortel on top of global VoIP charts
• Desktop virtualisation expected to accelerate in 2009
• Trading Standards make first software inspection against Cardiff firm
• Lenovo planning acquisition
• Recession will change IT services agendas
• Shakespeare, Toohey leave Westcon in board shake-out
• Recession will change IT services agenda



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