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  • 2010 Employer Outlook 10 Top Trends

    2010 Employer Outlook 10 Top Trends

    Leah Gabriel Nurik

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    2010 Employer Outlook 10 Top Trends Many hope 2010 holds a brighter economic future than last year’s sliding profits and mass layoffs. A recent survey of 2,700 HR professionals conducted by CareerBuilder.com shows companies are revisiting strategies, headcount and cost containment to position for measured growth in 2010. Channel Insider takes a look at the… Read more

  • Top 10 Security Blogs of 2009

    Lawrence Walsh

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    In May, Channel Insider launched “Secure Channel” – the security technology and market trends blog written specifically for solution providers. I have personally shepherded this blog over the last eight months, during which time numerous security issues have come to fore. The following is a collection of my 10 favorite security blogs of 2009. These… Read more

  • Looking Back: Top 10 Software Stories

    Leah Gabriel Nurik

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    Android Delivers Drama Google’s Android takes the prize for the biggest software story of 2009. The release and quick mass adoption of Google’s mobile operating system impacted both the enterprise and consumer software markets. The software giant’s smart and calculated moves in producing an open source environment enabled rapid application development and the release of… Read more

  • Looking Back: Top 10 Security Stories of 2009

    Ericka Chickowski

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    McAfee Reinvigorates the Rivalry with Symantec This year Symantec and McAfee reignited their old rivalry to levels not seen since pre-Veritas days. One only need look at Symantec’s sneaky tactic in Vegas during McAfee’s annual Focus Security Conference to see where this was going.  Symantec painted the town yellow in anticipation of wooing away McAfee’s… Read more

  • Looking Back: Top 10 Storage Stories for 2009

    Steve Wexler

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    #1 Bigger Byte, Smaller Bite Perhaps in no other IT product segment is the “do-more-with-less” approach more appropriate than in storage. The good news is that digital storage demands continue to soar and are expected to increase as much as 200 percent over the next couple of years. The bad news is that prices —… Read more

  • Top 10 Reasons Why Cracking Into the US Market Is Tough

    Top 10 Reasons Why Cracking Into the US Market Is Tough

    Leah Gabriel Nurik

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    Top 10 Reasons Why Cracking Into the US Market Is Tough Insufficient Marketing & Sales BudgetWagner says Europeans particularly are guilty of underfunding sales and marketing budgets. He points to management teams comprised of technologists as one of the reasons. “They still view marketing and sales with suspicion, distrust and as a necessary evil,” he… Read more