The 10 Most Disruptive Technologies To Watch In 2022
Red Hat Channel Reorg: Meet New Chief Stefanie Chiras
by Wade Tyler Millward
Chiras has a doctorate in materials science from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and worked at IBM for about 18 years before joining Red Hat in 2018.
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by C.J. Fairfield
‘We’re making sure that everyone has what they need at their fingertips,’ says Leslie Lorenco, global director of channel sales at Puppet. ‘If you‘re going to invest the time in us, we want to make sure you have the resources to be successful.’
by Mark Haranas
VMware is telling shareholders to reject an ‘unsolicited mini-tender’ offer by private equity firm TRC Capital because of concerns regrading TRC’s offer.
by Dylan Martin
Alyssa Fitzpatrick, who was previously responsible for driving more than $650 million in annual Azure revenue through partners at Microsoft, will have a particular focus on system integrators, cloud partners and independent software vendors in her new role at Intel.
by Dylan Martin
Glassdoor says many of these tech companies made the 2022 Best Places to Work list for several reasons: ‘flexible work environments, consistent support throughout the pandemic and a focus on better pay, benefits, and work-life balance.’
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New Google Cloud Team ‘Voice Of The Partner’ In Direct Sales Org
by Donna Goodison
Tech industry vet Jim Anderson is leading the newly assembled North American team.
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Asigra’s New CEO Vows Tighter Tie Between Security, Data Protection
by Joseph F. Kovar
“[David and Eran Farajun have] been leaders in terms of innovation. They are looking to bring in a new team and support new initiatives. The rise of ransomware has made it important to do more to protect data. They also want the company to expand its markets and bring storage and security closer together,” says new Asigra CEO Eric Simmons.
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AT&T, Verizon To Light Up More 5G Towers As Carriers Reach Agreement With FAA
by Gina Narcisi
Following a near two-month battle with federal safety regulators, the two carriers were given the go-ahead to light up more 5G cell towers near certain airports on Friday.
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5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending Jan. 28 CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their ‘A’ game to the channel.
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SAP Expands Working Capital Management Portfolio With Acquisition
by Rick Whiting
SAP’s purchase of a majority stake in Taulia comes as the application development giant announces 28 percent cloud revenue growth in its recently completed fourth quarter.
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Apple Hits Record $123.9B In Sales Despite Supply Constraints
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘This is our eighth quarter reporting results in the shadow of the pandemic. And while I can’t say it gets any easier, I can say I’m incredibly proud of the way our teams have come together and continue to innovate on behalf of our customers,’ says Apple CEO Tim Cook.
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Mimecast Leaders Eligible For $456.9M In Payouts In Permira Deal
by Michael Novinson
Mimecast details how much money each of its nine executive officers and eight non-employee board members would be entitled to if the proposed $5.8 billion acquisition by Permira goes through.
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McAfee Enterprise Snags Cisco’s Gee Rittenhouse To Run SSE Unit
by Michael Novinson
‘Gee [Rittenhouse] is a proven technology leader with a distinguished track record of innovation, talent development, and a deep knowledge of cloud security,’ says STG Managing Partner William Chisholm.
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Comcast Xfinity Mobile Will ‘Play A Big Role’ In 2022, Says CEO
by Gina Narcisi
‘Mobile is a great product, but when you add it together, it just gives value to every single segment... there will be a mobile component in everything we do,’ Comcast CEO Brian Roberts said of the cable giant’s plans to bundle its services with wireless in 2022.
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Intel’s Pat Gelsinger Is ‘A Man On A Mission,’ Says VMware CEO
by Mark Haranas
Raghu Raghuram says to expect ‘a lot of collaboration’ between Intel and VMware this year as he touts Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger’s bullish mission to not only transform Intel, but ‘the state of the chip industry.’
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ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott: We’re ‘Executing On All Cylinders,’ Setting Sights On $15B By 2026
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘We’re growing like a fast-moving startup with the profitability of a global market leader. We’re on a clear growth trajectory to $15 billion-plus by 2026. ... While rising interest rates challenge others, ServiceNow’s business model is built to flourish in any economic environment,’ says ServiceNow President and CEO Bill McDermott.
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