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HP Designates MicroAge Preferred Partner
MicroAge makes a substantial investment in meeting the certification standards required by HP to become a Preferred Partner. MicroAge
Surviving: The Best Practices of Business Continuity
Whether it's catastrophic weather or the turbulent economy, there is enough trouble out there to make you think twice about your plans for the unfathomable. eWeek
Why Technology Isn't The Answer To Better Security
You've beefed up your IT security arsenal, and you're focused on compliance. But you're still vulnerable. Here's why. CIO
MicroAge Recommends
The 20 Most Useful Microsoft Sites for IT Professionals
The list includes technology-specific sites, worthy bloggers and safe resources to help you pass your next Microsoft cert or training course. NetworkWorld
Stretch Your Budget with HP PurchasEdge
Chances are you don't have an unlimited budget to outfit your office with the latest printing technology. Become a PurchasEdge member and earn points towards free HP products simply for purchasing the same HP supplies you already use. It's time to shop for free products with your points! HP
Solution Spotlight
How to Say Goodbye to Mobile Spam
Whether you get uninvited text messages, e-mail spam on your smart phone, or even sales calls, you can stop all forms of cellular spam by taking these easy steps. CIO
Spooked! The Top 13 Identity Management Fears
We all have about a gazillion username-password combinations -- many of which require something unique to each individual site. It's all just downright scary. Too much to handle. Especially for overworked IT departments, CSOs, and their staffs -- more importantly, for your customers. CSO
G1 vs the Smartphone Heavyweights
How does the first Google Android phone compare to the iPhone 3G and other hot new handsets? BaselineMag
Sidetracked
Five Gadgets That Were Killed by the Cellphone
Calling a cellphone a mere phone seems a little silly these days. The little pocket wonders now do so much they are really handheld computers. So successful has this been that whole product categories have had the life choked out of their twitching bodies by the phone. The following list is an obituary to five of them, plus a look at the cellphone's next victim. Wired