19th Oct 2009 - 21st Oct 2009
| Location: | The Grange St Paul's, London |
This year’s event will focus on value-added channels in storage, security, VOIP, Mobile and Unified Comms. Organisers claim it links the solutions chain from white box to value-added solutions, from home integration to the enterprise. Collaborative partnership building and business opportunities between vendors and solutions providers are also held up as one of the event's strengths.
NETGEAR How to Project Your Laptop onto Your TV —With and Without Cables: t.co/X0GXFzhT
NETGEAR Hot off the press: NETGEAR announces it's expanding its 802.11AC range with a 2nd 11ac router & a USB adapter t.co/dZWShSB5 #802.11AC
Webroot RT @iempoweru: Does becoming PCI compliant make you safe from hackers? t.co/9rOd14AD @TheMerchantGURU
kaspersky Security for Virtualization in 2 min. Find out how to get balance between security & performance t.co/WvnDxZED #BeReady
Microsoft Join Weyland Industries and Project #Prometheus by applying on the new #HTML5 @IE 9 site: t.co/D1yfPOts (cc: @PrometheusMovie)
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