Tech Companies

Recent Articles

  • Microsoft, ConnectWise Integrate Windows Intune

    ConnectWise, a provider of business management solutions designed for IT service providers, VARs and managed service providers (MSPs) announced that technology giant Microsoft has completed integration of Microsoft Windows Intune, a remote management and monitoring service based on Windows cloud services and Windows 7, with ConnectWise software. ConnectWise and Windows Intune combine to deliver an…

  • Channel Headlines from Around the Web

    Image via Wikipedia There’s been plenty of consternation among a healthy number of channel partners about Microsoft’s Office 365 plans. The successor to BPOS is Microsoft’s cloud plan in terms of Office applications. But the company’s plans to offer resellers a commission and not let them handle the billing has many a channel partner telling…

  • HP’s Options after Oracle’s Itanium Gambit

    Hewlett-Packard and its HP-UX customers stand to take the biggest hit if Oracle sticks with its decision to end support for Intel’s Itanium platform, though the server maker does have options for easing the situation, according to an analyst. In particular, HP relatively easily could port HP-UX to its x86 server platform and already has…

  • Microsoft’s InTune: Price Too High for SMB?

    Microsoft’s cloud-based Windows InTune gives IT administrators for midsize businesses an enterprise-style level of control over a network, via a combination of cloud services, on-site PC-management tools and added malware protection. Whether it involves checking that software licenses are up-to-date, or diagnosing unbootable PCs, the platform is supposed to be streamlined for those IT pros’…

  • Dell’s Energy Efficient PowerEdge C5000 Servers

    Designed to help IT hosting and Web 2.0 companies achieve greater efficiencies in their data centers, technology giant Dell introduced its third generation of microservers, the PowerEdge C5000 line, including the PowerEdge C5125 and C5220, designed to meet the requirements of dedicated and virtualized IT hosting, Web 2.0 and cloud builder environments. The series of…

  • HP, Oracle, Intel Tussle Over Itanium

    Oracle ramped up the war of words between itself and HP yesterday, declaring that it would discontinue support of Intel’s Itanium chip – the high-end processor that competes against the likes of Oracle/Sun SPARC – because Intel top management said the chip was about to go end-of-life. HP and Intel fired back, saying Itanium will…

Get the Free Newsletter

Subscribe to Channel Insider to be informed on the changing IT landscape.

You must input a valid work email address.
You must agree to our terms.