About
Wade Tyler Millward is an associate editor at CRN, writing about the cloud. Wade has worked in journalism for more than six years, earning accolades from the American Society of Business Publication Editors, the Online News Association and the state press associations of Nevada and North Carolina. He previously covered education technology, financing rounds and mergers and acquisitions for trade publication EdSurge. He also worked as a business reporter for the Las Vegas Review-Journal daily newspaper. He is based in Oakland, Calif., and graduated from the University of Florida.
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Novacoast To Open Two New SOCs Amid ‘Exploding’ Managed Services Demand
by Wade Tyler Millward
The cybersecurity-focused solution provider is expecting revenue growth of 20 percent for 2021 compared to last year, CEO Paul Anderson told CRN.
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These Are Indeed’s Most In-Demand Entry-Level IT Jobs
by Wade Tyler Millward
Indeed breaks down the entry-level specialist, engineering and developer positions with the highest demand.
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Partners: Demand For Cloud Services Is ‘Up Significantly’ For 2021
by Kyle Alspach
Solution providers that partner with AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud tell CRN that they are expecting major growth in their cloud services businesses this year -- as agility and rapid scalability become a greater necessity for many customers.
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Microsoft’s Five ‘Industry Clouds’: What Partners Need To Know
by Wade Tyler Millward
Microsoft will expand its strategy of marketing packages of cloud-related services and products to particular business verticals, with new packages aimed at three additional industries.
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Partners: New Microsoft ‘Industry Clouds’ Offer ‘Competitive Advantage’
by Wade Tyler Millward
The company is launching multi-product cloud offerings targeted for customers in manufacturing, financial services and nonprofit.
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How This Startup Aims To Help Firms Control Google Cloud Spending
by Wade Tyler Millward
San Francisco-based Ternary has partnered with SADA Systems and other channel companies to bring more transparency to Google Cloud spending.
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Texas Winter Storm: IT Channel, Clients Face Rolling Blackouts, Internet Outages ‘Disrupting Everything’
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘It’s hard to prepare for it unless you are, say, a hospital with a generator. We help businesses prepare for hurricanes all the time. They have data replicated off-site, and they have evacuation plans to work from other data center. But that’s a regional disaster. We’re now in a state-wide disaster,’ says Chris Case, president of Sequel Data Systems.
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Microsoft’s Georgia Data Center Aims To Make Azure Even More ‘Desirable’
by Wade Tyler Millward
The new Azure region aims to deliver faster access along with improved resistance to data center failures, Microsoft said.
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4 Things To Know About Microsoft’s Cloud Partner Growth
by Wade Tyler Millward
Microsoft reported that its Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) program has been seeing strong growth, both in partner participation and in total revenue generated.
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Why Salesforce’s Expanded WFH Policy ‘Makes Sense’
by Wade Tyler Millward
The cloud software giant says that most of its employees will be able to work from home for most of the week.
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Cloud Surge: 4 Takeaways On The Growth Of AWS, Azure And Other Platforms
by Wade Tyler Millward
Enterprise spending on cloud infrastructure services reached $37.1 billion during the fourth quarter of 2020, according to a report from Synergy Research Group.
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