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Novell’s Linux plan for VARs

Novell Inc. will ship an enterprise platform combining Linux and NetWare by the end of the year.rn

Qnetix offering print freedom

Software vendor's printing solution for server-based computing community saves time and trees.rn

Hewlett-Packard Canada vs. the Department of National Defence

Ottawa is demanding the vendor repay $160 million after accusations of fraud. Lawyers and procurement specialists offer best practices to help users avoid similar disputesrn

Reaching for hybrid heaven

Facing competition from AMD's Opteron hybrid chip, Intel is about to counter with one of its own. Will this new market take off?rn

Sun’s blueprint for server consolidation

Server consolidation is an excellent opportunity for VARs, said a high-ranking Sun Microsystems Inc. executive, allowing them to improve their service levels. Shanker Trivedi,...

B.C. VAR maps 2010 games

Tillica is preparing Tourism Vancouver's IT infrastructure for the upcoming Olympics.

New offerings from distributors

Resellers to benefit from an online seminar on improving e-business, a trade-in program and a broader product line-uprn

Is the hype real with RFID?

Hot technology or latest fad? Will RFID sustain its momentum in the channel?rn

3Com announces new VAR program

3Com Corp. has launched a new voice solution program that it says will empower resellers and generate more sales opportunities

PeopleSoft Canada to upgrade its partner base

As PeopleSoft Canada readies PeopleTools 8.44 for the market, it is also bolstering its channel partner base.Andy Aicklen, vice-president and managing director of PeopleSoft...

Microsoft CEO pushes security, licensing & Linux hot buttons

Steve Ballmer headlines Can>Win conference, getting earful from customers and partnersrn

Joining CE to IT

Consumer electronics products are pushing PCs aside for shelf space at many IT retailers. Here's how distributors satisfying reseller demandrn

IBM lets partners resell services to SMBs

But American VARs will get to sell hosting services before their Canadian cousinsrn

A grey market whodunnit

In the end, last month's 14-day civil trial featuring allegations of deceit thrown by and against 3Com Canada may hinge on an e-mail attachment that no one admits to writing.rn

David MacDonald: The soft and hard facts about Softchoice

CEO discusses hardware business

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