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  • Networking Vendor D-Link Teases Channel Program Improvements

    Three months after a reorganization at the top combined the Americas organization of networking vendor D-Link, executives from the 100 percent channel company say efforts are under way to energize the company’s channel organization. That will come in the form of a new partner portal, additional incentives, partner recruitment efforts and loyalty programs, says Betsy…

  • Google Clarifies Channel Position; Questions Linger

    Following the publication of my article “Google’s Incomplete Channel Program Still a Work in Progress” on Monday, the G-men sent me a note to clarify a point in the article—where to find information about Google’s channel program(s). While Google is all about organizing and simplifying access to information on the Internet, it’s no different from…

  • FastBack Technology Makes Tivoli Storage an MSP Tool

    IBM’s Tivoli Storage technology has gotten more relevant for managed service providers and midmarket customers. That’s because IBM’s Tivoli Storage now offers functionality that enables data protection and recovery of data in remote locations and smaller locations in the form of FastBack. IBM acquired the technology last year when it bought FilesX, a company that…

  • Apple’s Snow Leopard OS Available Friday

    (Reuters) – Apple Inc said on Monday its new operating system for Mac computers will go on sale this Friday, a bit earlier than expected, as the company looks to continue to expand its share of the PC market. Apple’s new Snow Leopard software will sell as an upgrade for $29, starting August 28. Apple…

  • Insider Security Events Mostly Unintentional

    Even though malicious insider threats receive the most hype, most organizations experience more accidental insider threat incidents than intentional, according to a new threat report released by IDC in conjunction with RSA yesterday. The report can act a good lesson to channel providers on the opportunities presented by customers facing risks from within their organizations,…

  • Yahoo to Compete with Bing Despite Microsoft Deal

    (Reuters) – Yahoo Inc said on Monday it has revamped its search to compete against Microsoft Corp’s Bing, even as it relies on the Redmond giant to power its queries. The announcement of plans to put a new face on Yahoo Messenger and Mail and add functions to its search engine came after news that…

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