Who Made Gartner’s Magic Quadrant: Top Data Integration Tools In 2021
4 Reasons Why Everything-As-A-Service Can Capture More Customers
by C.J. Fairfield
‘You do everything as a service, you own the customer,‘ Advizex’s C.R. Howdyshell says. ‘But you’re going to have to work hard to keep their business because there’s a lot of people knocking on their door.’
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by Rick Whiting
These 10 new database, data management and business analytics tools help businesses leverage data for competitive advantage.
by Wade Tyler Millward
“The Army is fully committed to its partnership with Microsoft to advance specific technologies to meet operational requirements and maximize warfighter impact,” according to the statement.
by Rick Whiting
The addition of Lyngo Analytics’ machine learning and natural language processing technology will expand the audience for Alation’s data catalog and search and discovery tools to a wider audience of business users.
by Michael Novinson
From data governance, anti-ransomware and managed XDR to advisory services, managed implementation and faster delivery, here’s where Optiv CEO Kevin Lynch plans to place his bets in 2022.
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5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending Oct. 15, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their ‘A’ game to the channel.
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Microsoft To Expand Access To Financial Services Cloud
by Wade Tyler Millward
‘For Microsoft to be successful in deploying these, they‘re gonna need a partner like us to go out there and help set it up,’ John Weston, senior vice president of the global Microsoft practice for Boston-based Microsoft Gold Partner Publicis Sapient, tells CRN in an interview.
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Michael Dell: If We Don’t Solve Future Problems, ‘We’ll Be Gone’
by Mark Haranas
‘A business like ours really exists to solve those future problems. If we’re successful in doing that, we’ll be around for the next 37 years and beyond. If we don’t do that, we’ll be gone,’ says Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai: 10 Boldest Statements From Next ‘21
by Wade Tyler Millward
‘The pandemic has sped up digitization in all aspects of our lives,’ Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai says. ’It’s changed how we visit a doctor, how our kids learn in school, and how we connect with one another. And it’s made the future of work our present, giving us a renewed opportunity to transform our organizations.’
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Laptops, VxRail And 5G: Dell Launches New Edge Computing Products
by Mark Haranas
Dell Technologies launches a slew of new edge computing hardware, software and offerings that channel partners, investors and customers need to know about.
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Dell Unveils ‘Cool’ New Latitude Laptops With Windows 11
by Mark Haranas
Dell Technologies today unveils two new ruggedized Latitude laptops with Windows 11 targeting edge computing environments.
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HPE CEO Antonio Neri’s 10 Boldest Statements From Best Of Breed 2021
by Joseph F. Kovar
Neri talks about the growing importance of data, integrated platforms, and opportunities for partners in 5G, connectivity, and the HPE GreenLake edge-to-cloud platform.
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Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian: 10 Boldest Statements From Next ’21
by Wade Tyler Millward
‘We help organizations unify their data across multiple clouds and silos, combining structured and unstructured data and making data every employee‘s superpower,’ Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian said during a segment on Google Cloud’s data analytics power.
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PlanetOne: Sentient Platform Closes ‘Grand Canyon’-Sized Gaps In Partner-Supplier Communication
by Gina Narcisi
“The breakdown in gaps in communication in the channel ecosystem have been an Achille’s heel in the industry … nobody had ever built the platform to [let] the entire ecosystem see, touch and feel real-time business intelligence, without any heavy lifting,” PlanetOne leaders say of its “game-changing” Sentient platform.
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HPE CEO Neri: Steer Clear Of Public Cloud, Slash Costs By Up To 50 Percent
by Kyle Alspach
One solution provider tells CRN that a customer is looking at that level of savings by moving workloads out of the public cloud and into HPE’s GreenLake platform.
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HPE CEO Antonio Neri: Dell Apex ‘Is VMware—It’s Not Dell’
by Kyle Alspach
Neri says that the early version of the Dell Apex solution doesn’t offer as broad of a set of as-a-service solutions as HPE’s GreenLake offering, and is predominantly built around the VMware control plane.
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HPE CEO Antonio Neri To ‘Personally Lead’ Initiative To Boost GreenLake Experience
by Kyle Alspach
The CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise says he will oversee a 30-person team working to enhance ‘all aspects of the experience’ involved with the GreenLake as-a-service consumption model.
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