Within days of Dell pledging to buy Perot Systems for $3.9 billion, HP dropped the EDS moniker from its newly acquired services arm, slapping HP Enterprise
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Services over it. Both Perot Systems and EDS were famously founded by H. Ross Perot, former IBM super salesman who eventually ran a flip-chart-fueled run for president against Bill Clinton and Bush Senior.
2. Not 'getting' the channel
How is it that the super-educated, technology-soaked wonks at Oracle can't handle the most basic channel question?
3. Huge HP changes on deck
Reports are flying that HP is going to meld its once-sacred and once hugely profitable printer business into its PC group.
4. Microsoft starts testing Office Web Apps
As of this month, select testers can start checking out Microsoft's much-ballyhooed Office Web Apps.
5. Two developers make the most of the VMware ecosystem
Akorri and DataCore are two vendors doing a good job riding VMware's coattails, writes Channel Marker blogger Heather Clancy.
Check out the most-read Channel Marker blogs for August 2009.