Poll from Robert Walters Find Companies in Toronto Still Face Lack of Talent

Toronto skills shortage: 22% increase in unfilled vacancies as city grapples with lack of talent 22% increase in unfilled job vacancies in Toronto  44% of firms...

Gartner Says Worldwide IT Spending Forecast to Grow 2.4 Percent in 2017

Worldwide IT spending is projected to total $3.5 trillion in 2017, a 2.4 percent increase from 2016, according to Gartner, Inc. This growth rate...

Improving Success of Change Initiatives

The goal of change is to deliver whatever the desired outcome was that precipitated the change. No company implements a new software system just...

Carl West Discusses Current Challenges in UK Market

According to Carl West from GfK, people are being more cautious about their purchases, so consumer confidence is now at the lowest in the...

Communication: A Leader’s Role in Change Management

Some leaders shy away from communicating in the middle of a change initiative, particularly when the project is not proceeding as expected. Unfortunately, a...

Study finds 3 out of 4 of mobile workers have new tech due to...

The pandemic shift has created major challenges for the mobile workforce, this ranges from your cable installation technician to your home healthcare worker. Whether it’s...

SMB IT Spend to Reach $1.4 Trillion According to Analysys Mason Forecast

A latest release of its SMB Technology Forecaster, Analysys Mason predicts that IT spending by SMBs will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.5%...

Jay McBain Discusses 2019/2020

My interview with Jay McBain was to be just a twenty minute chat about his thoughts on what happened in the channel this year...

2025 Predictions from GoTo

Conversation with Michael Day, VP Global Partner Sales of GoTo, a company making IT and business communications easy, so its customers can do what...

What’s the Future of the IT Channel?

It’s a question that most people working the channel have a passionate opinion about. After digesting all points of views and adding my perspectives...