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Articles in this issue

• A remote resolution
  Dennis’ Computers offers another remote desktop solution to fuel company
  
• Acting for a greater good
  Having a strong corporate social responsibility (CSR) strategy can be great for reseller business in more ways than one
• Any reason to be Green?
  Australia needs more Green IT legislation to encourage company policies to be implemented
  
• Bad apples – is any publicity good publicity?
  What is Apple’s co-founder thinking after his latest Apple bashing?
  
• Bi-lingual cybercriminals
  Regionalised malware is on the rise, with McAfee research showing that attacks are being tailored to different cultures
  
• Cradle to grave – data recovery 2.0
  Adrian Briscoe, general manager Asia Pacific for Kroll Ontrack, explores data protection issues in the 21st century
• Fighting fraud with chip & PIN
  Chip and PIN credit cards are hitting Australian shores. Negar Salek, demystifies the emerging secure payment technology and its potential benefits.
• Gartner: mobile phone sales to resist economic downturn
  The introduction of Telstra ADSL2+ will affect various sectors of the communications industry, according to an IDC report
• Green computing’s place in the enthusiast scene
  Does Green computing have a place in the world of the enthusiast, asks Josh Collins
• Guilty as charged
  It is well known that the IT industry has huge impacts on the environment, but what’s being done about it and who needs to act? Adam Gosling.
• Head to head: “How important are Green IT issues to the end-user?”
  CRN asks a vendor, distributor, reseller and analyst whether they believe consumers care about Green issues in the IT industry.
• IT industry experiencing a Green change
  Not traditionally considered environmentally friendly, the channel is showing signs of embracing ‘Green’ for the years ahead
• Launching a modern-day medical miracle
  Matthew JC. Powell makes sure he always reads medicine labels
  
• More than the bottom line
  Andrew Baker explains that Green IT should be about more than just the money.
• New local channel account manager
  Intel Australia has promoted Garry Cheung to channel account manager
• Notebooks hit the runway
  The notebooks on display at technology outlets are looking shinier than ever
• Panning for growth at WhiteGold
  WhiteGold’s MD discusses the distributor’s origins, diversification plans and if he would sell
• Real need for a Green approach
  Graeme Reardon discusses what Linksys is doing when it comes to tackling Green IT
• Securing regulated data
  What to look for in a data loss prevention solution to help you achieve your regulatory compliance goals
• Ten predictions for the chip market in 2008
  VARs and industry experts on what lies ahead
• Top five predictions for Green IT in Asia-Pacific
  Springboard Research is confident the next generation of IT systems appearing in 2008 will be designed with environmental considerations in mind.
• Vintage music collection unwanted at any price
  Having his car raided shows Matthew JC. Powell he’s clearly behind the times
• Virtual insanity: the ugly side of virtualisation
  Rabid looks at how virtualisation technology can be taken to an impractical extreme
• Virtualisation: a vendor's view
  It’s the technology everyone’s talking about. Bill Taylor, general manager for Acronis, discusses how resellers can take advantage of virtualisation’s current high profile
• WebEx solution a Positive Outcome for environment
  A firm committed to Green implements its own eco-friendly solution
• Why resellers need to know about new security threats
  The security landscape is constantly changing – the channel has to stay on top of new breaches