HP without PCs? Not so unthinkable
Posted by: badarrow
Hewlett-Packard is on the verge of spinning off its PC business, if reports out of Bloomberg News and
Anyone who reads my posts here with any kind of regularity knows that I am kind of a numbers geek, which is to say that I love the nuances of all the statistics that are published by the usual suspects on the market research side of life. It doesn't mean I believe all of them, but I feel most of...
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. -- Unsurprisingly, cloud was top of mind at this week's GreenPages Solutions Summit 2011. About a hundred or so GreenPages customers--IT professionals from organizations ranging from area hospitals to Liberty Mutual Insurance and Stratus Computer -- came to hear GreenPages'...
Pete Koliopoulos, who shepherded The VCE Co. through some early rough waters around its channel game plan, left the company and joined Arrow as VP of marketing for Arrow ECS, according to his
Oracle is demanding that Hewlett-Packard drop its trade-secret-theft suit against Adrian Jones. Jones, a former channel chief and sales...
Bob Muglia, the respected exec who led Microsoft's gigantic server and tools business as well as Azure, has surfaced. At Juniper Networks.
Earlier this month, I wrote about the dynamic data center infrastructure management (DCIM) space, and opportunities for IT solution providers related to this space.
Building on growing interest in cloud services, Web content optimization and acceleration company Akamai Technologies is on the prowl for locally focused IT solution partners that can help build its business in specific regions.
By Colin Steele, Senior Site Editor LOS ANGELES – “The Windows you know” is back. Microsoft used the slogan to push Hyper-V, pointing out that Windows admins won’t have to learn any extra skills to manage the hypervisor. Now the company is making the same case for another product with...
LOS ANGELES--Here are some threads floating around Microsoft's Worldwide Partner Conference that you won't see hear in any keynote. 1: If Steve Ballmer's out, who's in? Don't get me wrong. This partner crowd is not Wall Street -- there are no torches and pitchforks. But they...
