From Accenture and Deloitte to DXC Technology and Infosys, here are the 19 companies who made Gartner’s 2022 Magic Quadrant for Oracle Cloud Application Services on a worldwide basis.
The Santa Clara, Calif.-based semiconductor powerhouse has updates planned for its Xeon line of processors through 2024, starting with its fourth-generation business class processor, Sapphire Rapids.
‘Whenever an opportunity arises, take it,’ Red Hat account executive Deborah Brown says at The Channel Company’s Women of The Channel Leadership Summit West conference. ‘It may not be the direction you want to go in, but it’s a stepping-stone to get you where you want to go.’
Technology Integration Group, or TIG, has in 40 years built an enterprise, education, and government end-to-end technology and IT infrastructure solutions business with clients in 70 countries, and will be bringing its expertise to Converge Technology Solutions, which has in the last few years acquired over 30 solution providers.
VMware says the vulnverabilities it disclosed in April have since been exploited. The federal government is warning the software’s users to immediately patch five products: VMware Workspace ONE Access (Access), VMware Identity Manager (vIDM), VMware vRealize Automation (vRA), VMware Cloud Foundation, and vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager.
Ingram Micro used an event this week for major announcements including the summer release of its Xvantage ‘digital twin’ platform and an expanded partnership with Amazon Web Services.
Dell EMC PowerEdge servers with iDRAC9 deliver a chain of trust that extends throughout the server life cycle. This chain of trust, along with security controls and comprehensive management tools provides robust layers of security across hardware and firmware. The result is a Cyber Resilient Architecture that extends across every aspect of the server.
‘Our clients are trying to engage their own customers and users digitally. Some compete with digital natives, and are being forced to move faster. They are feeling the heat to transform. We have retailers who compete with Amazon looking to leverage digital to reach their customers. And we have customers like Budweiser who may not sell direct to consumers but who reach consumers digitally,’ says CI&T co-founder and President Bruno Guicardi.
‘I challenge you to think in a manner of: am I creating and contributing to a culture that I crave or culture that makes me cringe? Everything starts with you,’ says Katie Kunker, founder and CEO of The Art Of Hustle and Heart, at WOTC West 2022.
Xvantage is “an ecosystem” more so than “a website or an e-commerce (platform),” Sanjib Sahoo, Ingram Micro’s executive vice president and global chief digital officer, told CRN in an interview.
“It’s really like having a $54 billion company backing these partners up to actually advance their business, making them better, profitable, create and capture value,” Ingram Micro Exec Sanjib Sahoo tells CRN in an interview.
Russia’s war on Ukraine, closures in China and supply chain challenges plagued Cisco in Q3 2022, but the networking giant is experiencing record-breaking software and product order backlog, indicating that Cisco isn’t struggling in the customer demand department.
‘Since the pandemic and the shift to more remote work, having all your files locked up in the office on a server can be very limiting and really hurt employee productivity,’ writes Neal Juern of San Antonio, Texas-based Juern Technology.
Dell’s top five executives recorded a combined $93 million in total compensation in fiscal year 2022 as the tech giant recorded record revenue, cash flow and earnings.
‘We have an opportunity to modernize when we go to the cloud. It should be something we think about as we‘re going, not once we’re already there. ... If we‘re going to go to the cloud, and we’re going to adopt this as the platform of the future, we need to play by the rules and act accordingly inside of that ecosystem,’ says Billy Cashwell, senior manager of product marketing for Veeam Software.
A regulatory filing shows shareholders of the Santa Clara-based semiconductor giant signals disapproval of ballooning executive salaries, including Pat Gelsinger’s $178.6 million 2021 compensation. ‘We take our stockholders’ feedback very seriously, and we are committed to engaging with them and addressing their concerns,’ an Intel spokesperson told CRN.
The tech giant says that people in Russia will still be able to access ‘free services such as Search, YouTube, Gmail, Maps, Android and Play available.’
The Santa Clara, Calif.-based semiconductor powerhouse has updates planned for its Xeon line of processors through 2024, starting with its fourth-generation business class processor, Sapphire Rapids.
