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  • Microsoft Talks Cloud, Office 365, But Not Billing

    While keynote addresses on Microsoft’s second day of its Worldwide Partner Conference were all about cloud and mobility, no mention was made about the issue that’s been at the crux of why many partners have been slow to adopt Microsoft BPOS and Microsoft Office 365. Who owns the billing? VARs and MSPs want to bundle…

  • HP Expands Always On, ServiceOne Partner Programs

    Technology giant HP extended its Always On Support with a new partnering model designed to expand sales and service delivery opportunities for partners to drive business growth and increase profitability. The company said in order to better address customer requirements, partners need access to a broad spectrum of technology services ranging from desktop deployment to…

  • 10 Things Microsoft Must Do In the Second Half of 2011

    10 Things Microsoft Must Do In the Second Half of 2011 1. Talk Up Windows 8Not much is known about Microsoft’s next operating system. but over the next several months, Microsoft must start providing more details about Windows 8 to ensure build excitement and also ensure that consumers and enterprise users are ready for the…

  • An Insider Look at Microsoft WPC 2011

    An Insider Look at Microsoft WPC 2011 Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer thanked channel partners for driving revenue and building business over the last year. No Title It’s a big flat screen. No, it’s an interactive conference table! Microsoft demoed Microsoft Surface, software that runs on top of Windows 7 and currently with hardware partner Samsung…

  • HP Channel Chief DiFranco Moves to PSG

    HP’s channel chief Stephen DiFranco has been appointed to senior vice president and general manager for the Americas region of HP’s Personal Systems Group (PSG).  DiFranco will continue to lead the solution provider program until a replacement is named, HP said. HP has commenced a search for a new channel chief. DiFranco’s move to PSG…

  • Microsoft Teases Windows 8 Features, Pushes Win 7

    Even as it teased the features of Windows 8 to a stadium full of its channel partners assembled in Los Angeles’ Staples Center, Microsoft was still hawking Windows 7, pointing out that more than 200 million PCs are still running Windows XP, an operating system launched in 2001. Microsoft’s Tami Reller, corporate vice president and…

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