Computers

Uneven Results Complicate HP Turnaround Efforts

November 27, 2013 Chris Gonsalves (Channelnomics) Comments Off

Uneven results among HP’s business units give the channel pause over HP, which may be steering the right course but is far from fully righting the ship.

Quarterly Numbers Good for Lenovo, Bad for PCs in General

November 11, 2013 Chris Gonsalves (Channelnomics) Comments Off

The PC market is a tough place even for the world’s largest maker of the increasingly commoditized gear.

Lloyd Bryant, new managing director of HP Canada

HP Promotes Bryant to Canadian Leadership

November 4, 2013 Robert Dutt Comments Off

PPS chief steps up as current HP Canada leader Peter Galanis moves into an Americas role in the company’s Enterprise Group.

Colin McIsaac, managing director, Lenovo Canada

Lenovo Going After SMB With “Renewed Optimism”

November 1, 2013 Robert Dutt Comments Off

Lenovo Canada’s chief says the PC vendor is gaining ground in areas outside of its traditional enterprise and public sector strongholds.

Dell Goes Private

October 30, 2013 Robert Dutt Comments Off

With its go-private deal done, now it’s time for Dell to buckle down and accelerate its new solutions-focused strategy.

Lenovo Arms Partners with Touch Combat Kit

October 28, 2013 Robert Dutt Comments Off

Available through distribution partners, the Kit lets Lenovo partners help customers “test drive” four of Lenovo’s more innovative ThinkPad form factors.

HP Chromebooks Reflect Erosion in Windows Dominance

October 23, 2013 Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) 2

At a time when HP CEO Meg Whitman says former allies Microsoft and Intel are now rivals, HP’s move towards Chromebook show the challenges Windows faces.

Server Sales Save Intel From Poor Quarter

October 16, 2013 Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) Comments Off

Chipmaker Intel met expectations for its third quarter, but only because of a sharp increase in server sales and an unusual uptick in U.S. PC shipments.