• IT channel partner program news for May 2009
  • VSphere's here; new Microsoft search expected soon
  • StillSecure to enhance managed security service offering
  • CA announces new channel partner program
  • Fortinet releases solution provider-friendly multi-threat platform
  • SonicWall joins forces with Synergy Sales and Marketing
  • Microsoft execs re-pledge partner participation in the cloud
  • F5 launches new North American channel program
  • VARs: Nehalem will boost server market, the question is when
  • EMC World news: Atmos-based cloud computing, storage automation plans
  • Cisco's Tidal purchase complete; Microsoft, HP renew patent agreement
  • HP adds new Officejet printers, SOHO support; McAfee eyes Solidcore
  • VARs see vSphere 4 as opening for managed services bid
  • Juniper data center strategy dominates talk at J-partner Summit
  • IBM, Intuit team on small-biz appliance
  • Amazon embellishes cloud service; Intel fined and labeled a cheater
  • Trend Micro's Worry-Free Business Security 6.0 extends partner opportunities
  • Big Google glitch explained; Tech Data launches stimulus watch
  • TechEd crowd eyes Hyper-V R2 features; Oracle to buy Virtual Iron
  • Parallels, VMware square off in Mac virtualization
  • Oracle does Virtual Iron deal; MySQL's Widenius re-enters database scene
  • Managed branch office network services: Partners find a new path
  • Microsoft SQL Server release gets revamped; CA upgrades Mainframe 2.0
  • EMC releases Storage Configuration Advisor SRM tool; storage vendors work on integration with Citrix
  • Avnet increases storage focus for resellers
  • NetGear ReadyNAS aimed at SMBs; Cisco adds Unified Service Delivery
  • Microsoft gushes over new Windows client, server OSes
  • Oracle's VAD Remarketer Program growing; DataMotion jumps into cloud
  • Distributed Power Management in vSphere cuts energy costs
  • iSCSI adoption rates among storage buyers
  • 3Com targets enterprise market ... again
  • FTC casts eye on Google-Apple ties; Micro Focus buys Borland
  • Microsoft TechEd 2009 technology overview
  • Windows Storage Server released to OEMs; BakBone buys Asempra
  • Cisco channel partners get incentives to sell core products -- again
  • XenServer interest surges; EMC objects to Donatelli exit
  • Sun claims open storage traction; will Oracle approve? VMware vSphere 4's thin provisioning interest
  • Charles Phillips talks up Oracle-Sun deal; F5 Networks revamps partner program
  • IBM packs more bundled solutions for the midmarket
  • i365 takes storage appliance route
  • Customer storage purchasing intentions study, spring 2009
  • Windows 7 code posted; Eucalyptus gets funding
  • Tech Watch: Virtualization-ready servers built for the job
  • Spammers capitalize on swine flu; SugarCRM, Microsoft make CRM moves
  • Microsoft incentives, finance options seek to ease ERP, CRM sales
  • Energy IT sees smart-grid boon for data storage
  • IP surveillance and security pose VAR opportunity
  • Microsoft bolsters System Center; Trend Micro re-arms
  • HP's new server-and-storage chief gets networking too
  • Brocade-IBM OEM deal toughens the game for networking VARs
  • EMC revenue down, employees asked to take pay cut; Cisco shops look ahead to FCoE
  • Microsoft updates Tellme service
  • Top IT channel news for April 2009
  • Citrix, Microsoft talk virtual desktop; IBM picks partners
  • Making the case for 'live' incident response
  • Windows 7 on track; Facebook to open up
  • Microsoft, VMware earnings news; Virtualization needs security
  • Oracle/Sun deal casts shadows over hardware, MySQL
  • Canonical releases Ubuntu; Obama on cybersecurity
  • Microsoft opens up more services to Gold partners
  • Compliance drives opportunities for security integrators
  • 'New' Siemens gets channel religion
  • Channel survey: Recession taking a toll on storage resellers
  • Oracle-Sun deal a storage game changer?; VMware extends storage features with vSphere 4
  • VAR marketing plans change course in tough economy
  • Data visualization, BI go hand in hand; cloud security not a threat
  • HP to Cisco: Take that!; vSphere unveiled
  • VMware launches vSphere virtual infrastructure software
  • VARs turn wary eye on Sun-Oracle combo
  • Sophos uses North American channel strategy for new global program
  • Red Hat, Synnex form Open Source Channel Alliance
  • Oracle to buy Sun; Cisco reveals info on data center servers
  • Avnet announces SecurePath program to boost reseller sales
  • Vembu launches backup through Amazon cloud
  • Tech Data to manage Microsoft ISV royalty program
  • DOJ wants continued Microsoft oversight; Mitel adds fixed-mobile convergence
  • VMware consolidates resellers, other partners into one channel program
  • Microsoft puts archiving into Exchange; new products can't save Sun
  • Abundant credit flows to VARs smart enough to ask for it
  • Yahoo eyes more cuts; eBay to sell Skype
  • Marshal8e6 launches North American channel program
  • McAfee, HP form global reseller agreement
  • Websense to sell new Web gateway through channel
  • Fusion-io to add software, SSD-based storage systems; EMC clusters Symmetrix high-end disk arrays
  • Check Point, Nokia Security Appliance acquisition completed
  • Cisco Westcon agreement eases foreign market entry for VARs
  • IBM to help SOA partners with SEO and social net tools
  • Synnex signs Red Hat for open source SMB push
  • Microsoft transitions Windows XP support; Autodesk builds new partner portal
  • Asigra forges channel partner program for MSPs, resellers
  • When vendors get too big (and channel unfriendly), VARs get going
  • Oracle jumps on Google apps bandwagon; SAP shops start to virtualize
  • Cisco snaps up Tidal Software; Samba 4 beta to be released
  • Cisco to acquire Tidal Software
  • VirtualBox targets VMware users; Microsoft updates virtual desktop
  • Securing Smart Grid: How solution providers can help
  • Anti-Microsoft crusader returns; Midmarket companies eye new tools
  • EMC overhauls its archiving line; extended coverage from SNW
  • Nokia Siemens bids for Nortel carrier unit, could end Nortel brand
  • Indoor trucks and cement walls: A freight company finds WLAN technology
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