In this World Wide Wrap: Citrix updates Xen Desktop 4, virtualisation to simplify data centres, and Microsoft and Red Hat interoperate in virtual servers.
In this World Wide Wrap: Greenpeace backs Apple's climate stance, Emerson buys Avocent for $1.2bn, and UN calls for business pollution reports.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sony intros touch-screen desktops, Gateway convertible netbook/TV leaked, and Kohjinsha demos dual screen prototype.
In this World Wide Wrap: Telesphere lands $7m added funding, Samsung smartphones get mobile VOIP, and Yota eyes GSM handover.
BI gives franchises the ability to analyse sales by time of day, day of week or year, says IS Partners.
The company implemented UK-based Open Systems Management's COSprint.
The solution has been developed for businesses with up to 50 workstations or users.
The company has become a K2 value-added reseller.
The security specialist has been selected as a premium reseller for FireID.
Despite insufficient funds, the Auditor-General plans to get “smarter” by modernising its IT systems.
In this World Wide Wrap: Netgear router lacks open source, open source developers key to success, and Palm establishes developer programme.
In this World Wide Wrap: Alliance promises virtual contact centres, tech fails to support customer service, and enhanced Microsoft CRM platform available.
In this World Wide Wrap: Canadian healthcare centre slammed, Karomi drives channel into Africa, and IBM powers Washington Metro.