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Consider the world of network access. Even as the security industry readied new products for accommodating and protecting an increasingly mobile and wirelessly connected workforce, networking product companies pushed the envelope in convergence with new high-definition videoconferencing applications that combine voice, video and data over an IP network.
While there hasn't been an industry-wide client-side hardware migration since the turn of the century, 2006 was the year dual-core processing broke through on the server side. With power management concerns becoming more urgent, both large OEMs and custom-system builders reported a healthy uptick in replacement business.
Storage solution providers greeted the possibilities promised by advances in holography, which saves data as a 3-D representation rather than the zeroes and ones used by current storage technologypromising to protect data for a longer time on fewer discs.
These and other breakthroughs promise to shake up the status quo in 2007 and provide VARs and integrators with the raw materials to construct whole new lines of business.
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10 Letdowns From The Facebook IPO Filing It may make a lot of its employees millionaires, but Facebook's IPO filing was disappointing in a few areas. |
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Seven Hot Business Apps For Mac OS X Macworld/iWorld, the new name for the Macworld expo, featured the first OS X Zone. The sold-out section of the showroom floor was dedicated to exhibitors with software and accessories for Apple's Mac desktops and laptops. |
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The New Face Of Linux Distros In 2012 From specialized OSes for fixed functions like kiosks or security, to revamped GUIs on general operating systems, Linux desktops in 2012 are taking on a new look. |
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Slide Shows |
- The Importance of Partner Enablement in a Changing Software Industry
- The Cloud Computing Opportunity – How to Effectively Tap into the Future of IT
- Seize the Cloud! Proven Near-Term Tactics From Successful Service Providers: Hear the Inside Secrets from the fastest growing $2m+ MSPs
- Open Source and the Channel: A Perfect Pairing
