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Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst spoke on cloud community issues at RHNAPC
Cloud

Participation trumps technology in cloud: Red Hat CEO

January 14, 2014 Robert Dutt Comments Off on Participation trumps technology in cloud: Red Hat CEO
Solution providers looking to place bets in cloud efforts should consider the nature of the community over the nature of its technology, Jim Whitehust says.

Scott Ball, country manager, Motion Computing Canada
Channel Programs

Motion Computing building new channel for networking

January 6, 2014 Robert Dutt Comments Off on Motion Computing building new channel for networking
Tablet vendor Motion Computing is branching out into networking, and needs new partners for its new market.

Server sales are declining
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Server Sales Slip in Q2, Follow PC Decline

August 29, 2013 Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) Comments Off on Server Sales Slip in Q2, Follow PC Decline
Worldwide server sales fell 6.1 percent in Q2, with IBM and HP posting the steepest declines in the second straight quarter of declining server sales

Lisa Anderson, director of channels, Zend Technologies
Channel Programs

Zend Betting PHP Will Follow Linux’s Path in the Channel

April 3, 2013 Robert Dutt 1
The PHP app server company is looking to ramp up its channel with a new program

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer
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Microsoft’s Ballmer envisions future as a “devices-and-services” company

September 17, 2012 Robert Dutt Comments Off on Microsoft’s Ballmer envisions future as a “devices-and-services” company
What does a future with more Microsoft-created computing devices mean for the ecosystem?

Avaya IP Office Phone
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Avaya looks to midmarket with IP Office 8.1 upgrade

August 7, 2012 Robert Dutt 1
Networking vendor focuses on solutions sale, bringing together voice products, data networking and unified communications

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Novell sells itself off in two-part deal

November 22, 2010 Robert Dutt Comments Off on Novell sells itself off in two-part deal
Microsoft involvement in deal raises the eyebrows of Linux supporters