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Thursday, July 3, 2014

Windows XP EOL serves up some surprises; plus, the channel's ethical duties re HIPAA

Channel Digest
Content from TechTarget's global network for channel partners | July 3, 2014
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Windows XP end of life serves up some surprises for partners

By Lynn Haber, Senior Writer

Channel partners report that the Microsoft Windows XP end of life has been good for their business, leading to upgrades to the OS, migrations to handheld devices and more.

(SearchITChannel.com)

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Oracle boosts OPN Incentive Program, builds 2-tier cloud distribution

Oracle last week laid out its partner strategy for fiscal year 2015, including new programs, enablement resources and compensation changes, as well as expanded cloud opportunities. (SearchITChannel.com)
 

Lenovo still aiming for x86 server deal to be wrapped up this year

Lenovo said it still expects to complete the acquisition of IBM's x86 server business this year, despite the ongoing investigation by U.S. officials over the danger of national security risks. (MicroScope.co.uk)
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Companies step in to ease deal registration management

Administering and participating in deal registration programs is a challenge for vendors and partners, respectively, but systems from VARtopia, Channeltivity and others aim to facilitate the process. (SearchITChannel.com)

 

HIPAA consulting and the channel's ethical responsibility

The channel seems to be in denial about its ethical responsibility pertaining to HIPAA consulting around business associate agreements, says technology and security consultant Kevin McDonald. (SearchITChannel.com)

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