Mobility
We do not need so much mobile control
Barry Scott reckons there is less need for full, mandated, mobile device management
Cream of the crop in Cornwall and Devon
Beyond the ice cream, fudge and cream teas, the South-West can be an IT hub with incomparable lifestyle benefits
Citrix looks ahead to pinpoint further megatrends
Part two of a review by Michele Pepe of Citrix' Technology Landscape report
A peek into a blue-sky Citrix crystal ball
Divesting oneself of the datacentre will make for a joyous future -- or so Citrix seems to suggest. Michele Pepe reports.
Has Microsoft abandoned its UK retail plans for good?
Dissolution of UK-registered entity seemingly sounds death knell for previously hotly rumoured store rollout
Enterprises yet to get to grips with mobile - Oracle report
Mobility becoming ubiquitous but companies are still struggle to adapt, vendor research suggests
Know your mobile OS and your customer
Nigel Hawthorn maps out a channel mobile management strategy for enterprise customers
Personal cloud to smarten up and mobilise
Latest buzz phrase is 'cognisant computing' via smart mobile apps and services
Sennheiser hails channel sales expansion
Audio specialist reaps rewards from new focus on channel partnership
Central London NHS £21.4m IT deal up for grabs
Tenderers sought for five-year healthcare transformation project
Digital payments to double in five years
Global online, mobile and contactless transactions now at $2.5tn
Be the future not the furniture
VMware's vForum 2014 emphasised a need for IT to help drive customers' businesses forwards. Fleur Doidge reports
Can Salesforce work the wearables?
Chris Gonsalves delves deeper into the issue of B2B-appropriate wearable devices
User access - time for a change?
The channel and its customers need to get ready for desktop virtualisation, says Tony Lock
DDoS focus freshens in the datacentre
Sales of DDoS-prevention appliances are on the rise, says Infonetics
BYOA enthusiasts and developers beware
Apps will cause the bulk of mobile security breaches, warns Richard Eglon
Currys & PC World roll out smart tech zones
Mobile, connected gadgets are being demanded by customers, says Dixons
Samsung looks to scale enterprise peak
The world's biggest tech firm is rarely mentioned among the channel's top enterprise vendors. But it intends to rectify that, and we examine its chances of success
Samsung unveils first Tizen-based smartphone
New open-source-derived operating system could be rival for Google Android
Enterprise IT: Into a digital age
The next phase of business IT has begun and it will be all about ‘digital' - but what does that mean exactly?
Employee mobility is mid-market critical
The world has changed so companies, customers, and partners must follow, says Darron Antill
Mobile continuity concerns in five years
Richard Acreman says business continuity will continue to worry CIOs in a cloud-dependent world
Bend but don't break
Flexible working rules will extend to all employees next month. Fleur Doidge asks how the channel can deal with this challenge internally
Ingram expands Samsung relationship with WLAN kit
Hardware and software on offer to meet 'ever-burgeoning' demand
