Channel Insider Staff

The holidays approach, but executives keep playing musical chairs and ATI, HP, Microsoft, Netgear and Sun, to name but a few, keep breaking channel news.

It's been a week of shake-ups at tech companies. Michael Sinneck, lured to Microsoft from IBM Global Services in January 2002, is returning to the East

Only about a third of 663 IT executives surveyed by CIOInsight say they are "very satisfied" with work they are outsourcing. Whether you are outsourcing

As the volume of e-mail skyrockets, so do the horrific system dangers posed by so-called blended threats. These hazards, such as Code Red and Nimda,

Just as it has done with its Information Worker product family, Microsoft is building a set of blueprints and methodologies around its small/mid-size

Microsoft's chief of worldwide services, Michael Sinneck, is leaving the company, according to a report today on CRN.com. Sinneck, who was recruited from

Ellison: When will you be rolling out the new partner programs? Flynn: We've looked at how we have been doing our partner programs and we wanted to focus

This special report from eWEEK brings you everything you need to know about securing wireless networks, including strategies for handling the chaotic

The Associated Press reports the House passed a bill Saturday that would impose the first-ever federal protection against unwanted commercial e-mails. The

To help enterprises understand and implement information life cycle management technologies, Hewlett-Packard Co. has extended its partnership with Cap

Microsoft has committed to training and educating more than 500,000 people in the coming year about security. This week, company officials reached out to

Gone from Comdex Las Vegas 2003 are the massage tables, the luxury cars and the consumer trinkets that once dotted the trade show floor disguised as