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  • Can E-Discovery Boost Solution Providers` Bottom Line?

    Once electronic records became admissible in court, the quest to gather, manage and audit those records became one of the most important elements of a corporation’s legal staff. Add to that a judicial system that has become more tech-savvy, and the excuse that the records “were lost” just doesn’t fly any longer. Those issues have…

  • HP/EDS Deal: Upside for Big Partners, Smaller VARs Unaffected

    Will Hewlett-Packard’s planned acquisition of outsourcing IT services giant EDS impact HP’s channel operations?  VARs around the country expressed no concern whatsoever that the deal would hurt their companies, and some saw a potential upside to the deal. That’s because EDS tends to work in very large enterprise accounts – ones where channel partners normally…

  • HP Stacks Up to IBM

    Hewlett-Packard Co is close to a deal to acquire Electronic Data Systems Corp for between $12 billion and $13 billion, according to a source familiar with the matter. Shares of EDS jumped 27 percent on the news, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, while HP shares slid 2.5 percent. Both stocks were halted, news…

  • HP Deal for EDS Would be a Mixed Bag for the Channel

    The proposed merger between Hewlett-Packard and EDS is going to give just about every Hewlett-Packard channel partner in the world cause for pause. HP has been trying to build up its IT services business for the past few years. But in terms of its total size, HP’s efforts to drum up services business wasn’t much…

  • Cisco Expands Telepresence Offerings

    Network equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc on Monday unveiled an expansion of its high-end video conferencing series to include a simpler, cheaper version as well as one targeting big groups. The company introduced a video conferencing system called TelePresence in 2006 featuring life-size, high-definition screens and easy-to-use dial-in features. Sales, which had initially been limited…

  • Dell: The Channel`s New Darling?

    Surprised? I can’t really say I am. Though it may seem even shocking that Dell did so well in the Channel Insider Products of the Year awards, snagging the top spot in the desktop and notebook categories, it actually makes a lot of sense. Yes, the channel doth protest too much about Dell, but as…

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