Our list of the most innovative executives of the year spotlights the people that are pushing the envelope with new products and channel programs to bring solution providers to new heights.
Find out which executives made the grade and held their own, despite the great IT downturn of 2009.
Most everyone loves Thanksgiving turkeys. But IT industry turkeys? Not so much. We look at 10 examples of 'turkeys' that have disappointed the tech industry this year.
Inside This Issue: September 2009
Spammers, Beware
It's that time of year again, the CRN Test Center's antispam roundup. There certainly is no shortage of antispam products. Although many antispam products are bundled in Unified Threat appliances there are some products that are dedicated solely to combating spam. Here are our picks for some of the latest products in this highly competitive market space.
Logitech C600: The Big Picture
Squarely aimed at the parents/kids/grandparents set, Logitech's Webcam C600 falls in the midrange of seven new products the company unveiled last month.
Gold Mines, Land Mines
Windows 7 will be the fastest-selling operating system in the history of the retail market and will give Microsoft executives to do much bragging in conference calls with financial analysts.
Digital Signage: Sign Me Up
When first looked at through uninitiated eyes, digital signage installations look like nothing more than large, flat-screen televisions displaying advertising. But on closer inspection, the specifications of commercial-grade screens show they aren't the same as those found in your local retail electronics store.
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