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HP successfully redubs Tom Cruise movie, plus other partner takeaways from HP Reinvent 2019

While the hardware giant wasn’t shy about talking products, it focused a lot on differentiation this week, encouraging partners to invest in the ability to service the HP products being resold, specifically printers.

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HP successfully redubs Tom Cruise movie, plus other partner takeaways from HP Reinvent 2019

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HP introduces vendor financing model at Reinvent

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HP’s OfficeJet Pro series refresh keeps small businesses in mind

Small businesses are the focus of HP Inc.’s latest refresh of its smart printers.

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Huawei boosts R&D spend, hires more in Canada as U.S. tensions rise

Huawei announced that it is increasing its research and development efforts in Canada, adding 15 per cent…

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Montreal-based contact centre solutions business, Quovim C3, acquires SSA Solutions

Following several other milestones this past year, Quovim C3, a contact centre solutions business in Montreal, has…

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Unboxing for Business: Ikea Eneby

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CDW snags top solutions provider title at CDN Top 100

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The wireless wave

Governments are increasing their spending on mobile technologies, creating niches for system builders and integrators. Those willing to invest resources may find this area has a number of rewarding opportunities

Breaking ground with wireless

After 12 years of business in IT services, Millennium Data Systems turned to wireless IP to set itself from the rest of the pack

A true mExperience

In 2005 TrueContext made major moves. This year promises more of the same

RIM hopes to bury patent dispute soon

Next month a judge will receive final written arguments in the four-year-old case

A pleasant surprise

Tablet PCs are still a young species which have a way to go in gaining corporate acceptance. But the five units we tested offered good performance

What’s in a name: The ThinkPad T43p

Lenovo goes all out to ensure customers know its notebooks are from IBM

Desktop replacement laptops: Big and portable power

These are among the largest notebooks we’ve tested

Buffalo roams further north

After making inroads in the U.S., Buffalo Technology is picked up by Canada’s big broadline distributors

LG opens up channel for its notebooks

Company adds Xteam program along with new lineup of notebooks

Wireless company puts channel on the spot

Three versions are available: For small and mid-size companies, for enterprises and for dual-band networks

RIM-Intel pact opens opportunities for ISVs, says analyst

Partnership to build broadband-capable BlackBerrys

RIM faces judical setback

Federal circuit decision prolongs uncertainty around BlackBerry manufacturer’s future in the U.S.

Eurocom contributes to green computing

Recent federal green initiatives prompt desktop replacement company to offer energy saving PCs

Oracle increases support for all products in its arsenal

Indefinite support can be purchased to reassure customers

Premium Notebooks: Objects of desire

Buyers want them and resellers want to push them. Top-line laptops are filled with features that are enticing, and more are coming this fall. But according to one manufacturer, VARs have to up their selling skills if they want to do well with these products

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