At the Intel Corp. Blueprint event held in Santa Clara on May 16th, a panel of key Intel spokespeople detailed the vision set for Project Athena, the next evolution for Ultrabooks and thin-and-light notebooks.
While some people were displeased with the subdued rollout of legal cannabis in Ontario due to the last-minute legislation changes and the absence of physical stores – until this April anyway – the decision to focus on cloud, wireless and mobile was intentional, according to the Liquor Control Board of Ontario’s (LCBO) CIO.
When many people think of Citrix, VDI comes to mind. Yet today that’s a small part of the company’s business; now the Intelligent Workspace is front and center in the product portfolio, alongside networking and analytics.
The Channel Daily News 2019 Channel Partner survey is designed to understand the successes and challenges of selling technology solutions in the Canadian market.
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After going back to the drawing board, Lenovo decided the best way to achieve market-share dominance was by combining elements of its data centre and intelligent devices groups.
ServiceNow has turned its partner program upside-down as it continues on its path to become a $10 billion company.
The Global Partner Summit at Dell Technologies World was light on major announcements, but partners appeared to be more interested in the opportunities Dell’s refreshed product lineup and new cloud capabilities yield for the future.
SAS Canada partners had reason to celebrate this week as their successes were lauded at the company’s annual conference, SAS Global Forum.
Given that it’s still in the early stages of deployment, carrier plans for 5G networks are still uncertain. ITWC spoke with Lawrence Surtees, IDC’s VP of communication research, to understand what barriers operators are currently facing.
In an effort to provide better support for its Canadian clients, SADA Systems, Inc., a Los Angeles-based cloud services firm, opened its first Canadian office in Toronto earlier this month.
With the help of Esri Canada – our 18th ranked solution provider – we’ve published this map that highlights our Top 100 winners across Canada.
Getting products into customers’ hands is one thing, but channel partners are finding that wrapping services around those products pay off in the long run.
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