• Redmond watch
  • Windows chief Kevin Johnson exits Microsoft
  • Microsoft debuts Windows Vista ad
  • Brocade-Foundry acquisition takes aim at Cisco, could be good for both channels
  • EDS shareholders move to block HP acquisition
  • Thoughts on Microsoft WPC (plus seven)
  • Is Fibre Channel over Ethernet really ready for primetime?
  • HP’s mini-data center in a box: No partner play yet
  • Belden-Trapeze deal complete
  • Citrix names new channel chief
  • VARs and ISVs top ‘recession-proof’ job list
  • Quite a useful tool for short-circuiting information overload, if you’re willing to pay for it
  • CDW: IT spending plans relatively stable
  • Cisco worldwide channel chief: Partners are about more than fulfillment
  • Another Microsoft exec, another hosted ERP story
  • Microsoft roadmap tidbits from WPC
  • Microsoft security partners get bonuses for selling identity products
  • VMware CEO Diane Greene suddenly replaced
  • Microsoft Online Services by the numbers
  • Microsoft confirms ‘Mac vs. PC’ counterattack
  • Microsoft working on hosted ERP software
  • Microsoft: We will cut partners in on our hosted infrastructure services
  • More on Microsoft org changes
  • zetVisions buys piece of Business Objects from SAP
  • Microsoft reorgs US partner group
  • Will Microsoft acquire Nortel?
  • HP-EDS deal moves closer to approval; outcome still unclear for the channel
  • Small businesses apparently slow to adopt Web 2.0 philosophies
  • Ellison on ‘on-demand’
  • Database market share war resumes
  • VAR lawsuit against Cisco pushes partner problems out of the closet
  • The cost of doing business with Oracle
  • Ubuntu goes mobile
  • I rue the day when the bad guys come after my iPhone
  • Partner complaints hit new Dell channel wiki
  • Microsoft partner conference checklist
  • Symantec stresses endpoint management up-sell opportunities
  • MySQL switches version control
  • YouTube is a great tool for spreading the word
  • Big price hikes from Oracle
  • Avaya executive-go-round
  • The impending cloud
  • WiMax’ rocky road
  • Next from Dan Bricklin: A wiki-spreadsheet combo
  • Atrion: Beyond the network, it’s all about applications
  • MySQL road show stresses enterprise cred
  • Hey Microsoft: Keep it simple, stupid!
  • Icahn accuses Yahoo of sabotage, seeks Yang ouster
  • Ballmer Bot debuts at TechEd
  • Some takeaways from Bill Gates’ finale
  • Forrester: Windows 7 neat, not revolutionary
  • Dynamics AX 2009 debuts
  • Dell vs. Jobs: Steel cage match
  • A (teeny) bit of Windows 7 news
  • Google sets pricing for App Engine use
  • Google Web Toolkit grows up with Java 5 support
  • VMware beta features: hype vs. reality
  • CompTIA: Mobile security represents a big gap, and opportunity
  • Microsoft: Friend or bulldozer?
  • VMware jumps onto cloud bandwagon
  • Dell Channel Blog launches with Partner Advisory Council news
  • VMware: Microsoft is sloppy and misleading
  • Seized with doubt: CDW IT Monitor reflects buyer uncertainty
  • Dell Channel Blog now coming Thursday
  • Microsoft partners can now offer SharePoint consulting
  • Symantec, Citrix channel chiefs are this week’s podcast guests
  • Juniper sales exec Minshull resigns
  • Microsoft pitches new sort of deal to Yahoo
  • IBM vs. Microsoft battles rage on. Does anyone else care?
  • EMC to sell VMware? To Intel?
  • Dell Channel Blog launch delayed
  • Digital surveillance: Keep your eyes peeled
  • Icahn could bring Mark Cuban back to Yahoo
  • Full speed ahead for Icahn, Microhoo
  • Dell to launch channel blog Friday
  • It’s Yahoo time for Carl Icahn
  • Microsoft posts SBS, ‘Centro’ betas
  • Reseller takes David Ortiz approach as Apple moves next door
  • Raikes to head Gates Foundation
  • PayPal wants developers
  • Knowing your customer (or potential customer)
  • Microsoft and Yahoo: Dumb and dumber
  • Microsoft’s branding ’sucks,’ partner says
  • Shocker: Microsoft nixes Yahoo bid
  • Intel site aims to hook up ISVs, system builders
  • For an edge in future career development, brush up on those wireless skills
  • Microsoft partner wants Live Mesh/Silverlight integration
  • ISVs: One stack or two?
  • Microsoft’s Google goggles
  • Salesforce switcheroo: Dumping Windows for Mac?
  • Microsoft names technical fellow to head Jim Gray Systems Lab
  • Google’s new businesses: burritos, pasta and online personals?
  • Microsoft puts some meat around mesh
  • Salesforce.com ‘tour de force’ faces down Microsoft mesh, CRM Online
  • Dell channel blog in the works
  • Ozzie, Ballmer speak to MVPs
  • Putting a price on the green IT services opportunity
  • Google’s cloud rains on users
  • Microsoft’s Springsteen parody video hits back at Vista critics
  • The greening of Sun
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