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  • HP Storms Networking Market with 3Com Buy

    Technology giant Hewlett-Packard drew attention to the company’s commitment to open standards and the importance of newly acquired network infrastructure specialist 3Com’s presence in China during a conference call detailing HP’s plans for a comprehensive networking portfolio. David Donatelli, executive vice president and general manager of HP’s Enterprise Servers, Storage and Networking business unit, opened…

  • Amazon to Shine Light on Cloud Computing Myths

    As the 5th International Cloud Computing Conference & Expo (Cloud Expo) opens in New York City on April 19, Amazon Web Services (AWS) is tapping into the attention the event is placing on cloud computing to address some of what the company views as the more persistent myths related to the cloud. Despite being among…

  • HP Integrates 3Com Technology, Channel Program, in War Against Cisco

    HP offered further details on its product and reseller channel partner program integration with 3Com at a news conference April 19 that came days after the company completed its acquisition of the networking and security company. Quick Facts: The HP, 3Com Deal Executives said they see an enormous opportunity from the partner ecosystem of the…

  • Entrepreneurial Motivation

    Entrepreneurial Motivation Everyone wants to snag some cash, but often, smaller reseller firms pop up because the business owner brings a unique set of expertise, market knowledge and an entrepreneurial spirit that makes them well-qualified to attack a segment. But, on a personal level, the study finds that many entrepreneurs strike out on their own…

  • Reining in Facebook and Twitter Threats

    Reining in Facebook and Twitter Threats Communication FloodgatesUnless you’ve been living under a rock, or in a cave in a far-flung corner of the world, you know social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook allow people to communicate more loosely. Some share too much – for sure. Loose lips sink ships. But many companies…

  • Microsoft Intros Cloud-Based IT Management system

    Microsoft announced the beta rollout of its Windows Intune, a cloud-based management system for the IT administrators of midsize businesses, on April 19. Microsoft intends for Intune to give those administrators an enterprise-style level of control over a network, but with the reduced costs assumed to come with adopting a cloud infrastructure. Around 1,000 organizations…

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