HomeChannel Strategy

Channel Strategy

Vendors make product pitch to VARs

Vendors showcased latest products and programs to VARs at conference solutions pavillionrn

No shortage of advice for VARs

Attendees at this year's Breakaway were told to look at managed services and think strategicallyrn

Starshot aims high

When his professional hockey career ended, Brad Dalgarno turned to his creative passion and teamed up with a business partner to create a marketing companyrn

Why Ingram came out on top

Innovation impressed resellers so much they named it the leading distributor for 2004 in our annual votern

Ontario solution provider hires an Apprentice

Nick Warnock was fired by Donald Trump on national TV last year, but he says the experience he gained by being on The Apprentice helped him land a job with a solution provider.

rn

New Avnet boss eyes enterprise

Avnet Partner Solutions has appointed Gavin Miller to head up its Canadian operations

VARs need partners, says IDC

Large number of IT buyers asking for only one bid, showing need for alliancesrn

Why Dell is using the channel

Direct vendor saying little on plans for program in Canada

HP offers behind-the-scenes peek at inkjet innovation

Company's scientists show how they're trying to improve printer speeds, qualityrn

Microsoft to push Media Center to VARs

Bill Gates is banking on system builders to bring next generation of Media Center to marketrn

Xerox VARs get more ammo

Xerox Canada resellers have been given more weapons to fire in the hot office printer market wars.rn

Corel gets back to its roots

Analysts say that Corel Corp.'s acquisition of graphics software vendor Jasc Software and a renewed focus on the consumer segment may help put the company back on track.rn

Vendors get ready for holiday buying season

As the autumn wind arrives so do vendors' preparations for the Christmas buying season.rn

StarTech.com: The new frontier

Ontario-based manufacturer specializes in "hard-to-find" computer productsrn

Security from the bottom up

CEOs may set the tone, but that's all they should have to do. Leave security to the smart guys in ITrn

Trending in Channel Strategy