Ingram Micro: Any Change In Ownership Will Not Impact Operations
5 Things To Watch As HP Looks To Boost Shareholder Value
by Kyle Alspach
HP is set to announce its latest quarterly results on Monday, along with 'additional information' that will reportedly include a share buyback plan.
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by Steven Burke
‘Ingram can say whatever they want, but if their parent company is the Chinese government it is going to impact any sales opportunities, logistics opportunities and secure supply chain opportunities involving government agencies, government support agencies and federal system integrators,’ says Future Tech CEO Bob Venero.
by Steven Burke
Top Kaspersky sales executive Rob Cataldo says the cybersecurity superpower will aim MSSPs with lucrative threat intelligence services that can't be matched by competitors.
by Michael Novinson
AT&T's withdrawal from RSA comes six days after IBM canceled its participation in the event and just four days before the 42,500-person cybersecurity event is set to kick off at San Francisco’s Moscone Center.
by Joseph F. Kovar
While the spread of COVID-19, a.k.a. the coronavirus disease 2019, appears to be slowing, the IT industry is hoping to mitigate risks to their employees and their businesses, with many canceling conference participation or warning of financial risks.
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5 Companies That Had A Rough Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending Feb. 21, CRN looks at IT companies that were unfortunate, unsuccessful or just didn't make good decisions.
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New Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Tools Unlock ‘Bloodline’ Of Business
by Michael Novinson
Kaspersky is now going to market in North America with three enterprise-grade threat intelligence offerings based off the comany’s unparalleled insights into threat actor activity and behavior.
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How Big Was Oracle’s Virtual Walkout Protesting Trump Fundraiser?
by Joseph Tsidulko
‘I think that if you're part of Oracle, you're there to make money. No one ever joins Oracle to save the planet or get Democrats elected,’ one Oracle partner tells CRN.
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RSA Security Introduces New Offerings Ahead Of RSAC 2020
by Jennifer Zarate
RSA NetWitness ‘allows machine learning to detect, if you will, the needle in the needle stack… new network threats, or anomalous network behaviors, and show them to an analyst in a way that we never could before,’ Michael Adler of RSA Security tells CRN.
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Here’s Where 50 MSPs Are Placing Their Technology Bets For 2020
by Rick Whiting
In their applications for this year’s CRN Managed Service Provider 500, MSPs were asked what emerging technology areas they see as providing the biggest business opportunities. Here’s what some of them had to say.
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CyrusOne’s Gary Wojtaszek Departs As Data Center Company Hits $1B
by Mark Haranas
‘From helping take the company public, to expanding overseas and emerging as one of the top data center companies in the world, I am incredibly proud of what we have accomplished and the culture we have created,’ says CyrusOne president and CEO Gary Wojtaszek.
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5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending Feb. 21, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their 'A' game to the channel.
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Dropbox: New Products, Integration Will Help Drive Higher Productivity, Free Cash Flow In 2020
by Joseph F. Kovar
Cloud file storage and synchronization provider Dropbox said its 2019 focus on developing a business user collaboration ecosystem will expand in 2020 and beyond and help it cash in on its large user base to build a more profitable business.
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Kaseya’s Fred Voccola Answers 10 Questions About MSPs In 2020
by O’Ryan Johnson
“Just because we’re ahead doesn’t mean we’re sitting on our butts. We need to continue to innovate. Innovate doesn’t mean ‘Just build cool products.’ Innovate means make Kaseya easier to do business with. Make Kaseya more financially appealing for our customers. Asking ourselves, ‘What can Kaseya do to make sure a Kaseya MSP is growing faster than the market?” Kaseya CEO Fred Voccola says.
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5 Things To Know About HP's Shareholder Rights Plan
by Kyle Alspach
HP has adopted a plan that could make a hostile takeover by Xerox more difficult while giving its shareholders greater protections.
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Sprint, T-Mobile Megamerger Terms Amended Following Green Light To Join Forces
by Gina Narcisi
The new terms will give T-Mobile parent company Deutsche Telekom a 43 percent stake in the soon-to-be "New T-Mobile" and Sprint parent company SoftBank a 24 percent stake.
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