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SMB Markets on the rise

IT spending by Canada's small- and medium-sized businesses is poised to outpace the broader marketrn

Two flavours of SBS

In an effort to cater to the SMB market, Microsoft rolled out Windows Small Business Server (SBS) 2003. For the first time, SBS will...

InDesign special edition to lure PageMaker users

Adobe Systems Inc. has released a special edition of InDesign aimed at luring PageMaker users to switch to its newer graphics publishing brother. ""We've...

Channel gets a lesson in loyalty

These programs work because they encourage resellers to do business with one companyrn

VAR Bits – Electrohome facility sold for $5.5 million

Kitchener, Ont. — Electrohome Limited sold its 292,000 square foot facility in Kitchener, Ontario last month to its previously largest tenant, Christie Digital Systems...

Trends – LCDs to battle plasma in large display market

Menlo Park, Calif. — Market research from Pacific Media Associates (PMA) indicates that the first major battle between LCD and PDP (plasma display panels)...

Intellera makes Black’s click

Intellera's Cognos solution saves retailer more money than it spends on business intelligence.rn

Girls just want write Code

Women software developers continue to struggle in a male-dominated profession. Hopefully, as the economy picks up and employment prospects look better, an increasing number will chose to be programmersrn

People – Samsung hires Greg Milkovich

Mississauga, Ont. — Samsung Electronics Canada Inc. appointed long-time IT channel veteran Greg Milkovich to executive director of sales and marketing, IT division. Milkovich,...

Reselling on a shoestring budget

Sneakers Computers has hit the million dollar mark by offering lifetime guarantees, matching prices and a system build Web sitern

Shake up for Burntsand brass

New management refocuses company; downsizes staffrn

CDN presents the Top 25 Newsmakers of 2003

Our third annual ranking includes some fresh faces alongside industry veterans who have changed the Canadian channel landscape. Find out who made the cut, and why

Is Microsoft changing its stripes?

Microsoft more open to demos, educational sessions and previews more new tools than beforern

SAP channelizes Business One

More than a year after the product was launched, SAP has finally announced its first Business One customer in Canada.

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Bill Gates on security

Microsoft's co-founder gives some advice on safeguarding your applicationsrn

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