Female Channel Executives On Taking Risks And Jumping In: ‘Not A Straight-Line Journey’
15 Cool Graduation Gifts For Techies In 2022
by Shane Snider
After more than two years of pandemic life, give your graduate even more reason to celebrate with this nifty collection of gadgets.
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by Shane Snider
‘Intel’s vPro has been best-in-class when it comes to features and security. AMD’s recent security enhancements are now on par with Intel, making AMD a true contender in the remote management arena,’ says one solution provider executive.
by Jay Fitzgerald
‘For resellers, it makes the products they’re (offering) more attractive,’ says Google Cloud’s Rob Sadowski.
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘We saw the opportunity to combine the core CloudJumper technology with Spot to let MSPs and others manage virtual desktops in the cloud with all the key components, including security, optimization, data management, application management and resource utilization,’ says Jon Bock, vice president of marketing for Spot by NetApp.
by Steven Burke
‘There is a lot of change and adjustment going on in the Microsoft channel side of the house,’ Bob Venero, CEO of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Microsoft partner Future Tech Enterprise, tells CRN in an interview.
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Men And Women View Hybrid Work Differently. Why Getting ‘On The Same Page’ Is Critical.
by Gina Narcisi
57 percent of women say they have had to make more sacrifices than their partners over the last year. But 81 percent of men surveyed feel the current work environment has improved for women, according to recent research from The Channel Company.
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30 Notable IT Executive Moves: April 2022
by Wade Tyler Millward
Nutanix, HPE, BlueAlly, Google, AWS and SentinelOne were among the tech giants to make executive hires during the month.
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Tableau Deepens Cloud Capabilities, Salesforce Integration
by Rick Whiting
The company, which is holding its Tableau Conference 22 this week, unveiled Tableau Cloud, highlighted its new ‘Data Stories’ and Model Builder capabilities, and outlined plans for Tableau integration with Salesforce Customer 360, Flow and Einstein.
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Apple Revises Return-To-Office Plan As COVID-19 Surges: Report
by Shane Snider
The Cupertino, Calif. tech giant will require masks in common areas and only require office presence two days a week, instead of the planned three days.
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New Rubrik Security Cloud Targets Data Resiliency, Observability, Recovery
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘We’re looking to help customers solve enterprise resiliency issues across on-premises and the cloud. Every company in the world is vulnerable, especially with the current Ukraine war. We’re ensuring customers can continue to keep their businesses up and running and ultimately serving their end customers,’ says Anneka Gupta, Rubrik’s chief product officer.
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Next-Gen Data Analytics Startup Imply Data Raises $100M
by Rick Whiting
Company looks to expand its market reach with its Apache Druid-based software for developing real-time analytical applications.
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Intel’s Stephanie Hallford On Modernizing vPro Platform, Targeting SMB Market
by Shane Snider
‘We are really starting to reach out to more of the small- and medium-business channel players because that is a very fragmented market. Our channel programs are very effective in hard-to-reach areas. The channel can move fast and fill niches quickly,’ Stephanie Hallford, Intel’s vPro platform leader, tells CRN.
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Microsoft Channel Chief Rodney Clark To Leave After Over A Year In Role
by Wade Tyler Millward
‘We have a deep and talented bench of leaders who are in place to deliver business continuity with our partners and programs without interruption,’ says Microsoft executive Nick Parker in a blog post.
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ManTech Selling To Carlyle In Deal Valued At $4.2 Billion
by Joseph F. Kovar
The deal, slated to close in the second half of the year, would give investment firm Carlyle one of the leading providers of security, data analytics, and hardware and software solutions to the defense, intelligence, and civilian agencies of the U.S. government.
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Observe CEO Jeremy Burton: Still ‘Early Days’ With The Channel, But The ‘Value-Add For The Partner Is Very Clear’
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘I think once you’ve got that repeatable go-to-market, which I actually think we’re pretty close to, then I think you’re ready to look at partners. And partners are also going to want to know that we’ve got market fit with the product, and we’ve got velocity,’ Observe CEO Jeremy Burton tells CRN.
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Free Trials Of RMMs Are Being Used By Bad Actors: Blackpoint Cyber CEO
by Steven Burke
‘What we are watching the bad guys do is they get free trials of an RMM, then they phish you, they log into your VPN with stolen creds [credentials], they put the RMM down and they use that to put the ransomware down,’ says Blackpoint Cyber founder and CEO Jon Murchison.
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ConnectWise Control Was Used By Bad Actors: Blackpoint Cyber
by Steven Burke
“We hate to see any software products used for malicious purposes, but unfortunately, remote control tools are used for this purpose all too frequently,” said ConnectWise Chief Product Officer Jeff Bishop in an email statement to CRN.
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