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Unified communications adoption is being held back by vendors’ failure to make their systems work together. But could the channel benefit from this trend, asks Doug Woodburn
13 Apr 2012
Is there really an opportunity for resellers and distributors in vastly expanding their sales of peripherals and accessories? Fleur Doidge investigates
05 Mar 2012
Is the UK economy and the channel up for another big chill this winter? Fleur Doidge finds out
21 Nov 2011
In Portsmouth, Peer 1 Hosting has recently opened what it believes may be the UK’s greenest, most environmentally friendly datacentre. Fleur Doidge reports
14 Nov 2011
Harrods was wasting a lot of resource communicating with staff until a Hampshire VAR stepped in
26 Sep 2011
By Loch Tay in Perthshire nestles a high-tech development within a 500-year-old castle. Sara Yirrell reports.
19 Sep 2011
Doug Woodburn talks to BT Engage IT managing director Martin Balaam about the firm's ambitious plans for expansion
28 Jun 2011
They might increasingly be talking behind our backs, but this time communication between devices could be to our benefit, writes Fleur Doidge
06 Nov 2008
Investment in technology for schools has faced criticism because schools are still under performing. But once people realise it is the deployment, not the intention, that’s at fault, then benefits of audiovisual technology will gain recognition, writes Nick Booth
27 Mar 2007
The broadband revolution is gathering pace and offers resellers a number of lucrative sales opportunities, writes Paul Bray
27 Mar 2007
With myriad offerings out there, it can be difficult to know which path to take when selecting a broadband service provider. This is where resellers can step in and take advantage, says Mark Dye in the first of our three-part series
12 Mar 2007
Once resellers understand exactly what broadband is all about, they must make sure that they sell the right application to the right vertical sector, otherwise they will miss out on margin. Nick Booth reports in the second part of our three-part serie
12 Mar 2007
With audiovisual technologies becoming increasingly commonplace within the educational sector, interactivity has become a major watchword among channel players. Gareth Kershaw investigates in part two of our three-part series
26 Feb 2007
TFTs have completely usurped CRTs as the monitor of choice for consumers and businesses alike, but this popularity has led to problems for channel players caused by a decrease in price. Paul Bray looks at what the future holds for the market
26 Feb 2007
Channel players are expecting big things from the high-definition TV (HDTV) market. However, while consumer uptake of HD-compatible devices has been spectacular, there is a shortage of HD content available. Martin Lynch investigates
05 Feb 2007
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