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SolarWinds: Hackers Accessed Our Office 365 Since Early 2019
by Michael Novinson
Hackers persistently accessed SolarWinds’ internal systems, Microsoft Office 365 environment and software development environment for months before carrying out their vicious cyberattack, the company said.
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2nd Watch CEO Says Company Can ‘Punch Above Our Weight’
by Wade Tyler Millward
‘We don’t wake up every morning thinking about competition — this marketplace is still more blue ocean than red ocean,’ 2nd Watch CEO Schneider tells CRN in an interview
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Apple iPad Pro (M1) Vs. Samsung Galaxy Tab S7
by Kyle Alspach
In this head-to-head comparison, we look at the differences between Apple’s new iPad Pro with the M1 chip and Samsung’s latest 2-in-1 Android tablet.
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Ken Lamneck On Why He’s Retiring, What’s In Store For Insight
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘For IT, overall, the pandemic has been a good thing in the fact that more and more of our companies realize that at the heart of it they’ve got to become more digital as a company in order for them to succeed. And I think we’ll see some of the remnants of this continue. I think we’ll all agree that the workforce won’t be the same going forward,’ says Insight Enterprises President and CEO Ken Lamneck.
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Virtusa Founder, CEO Kris Canekeratne To Exit After 25-Year Run
by Michael Novinson
‘With the added strength of [private equity firm] BPEA’s ownership, the impressive performance of the business, and the strength of the leadership team we have in place, I’ve decided that it’s the right time for me to explore my next chapter,’ says Canekeratne.
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AMD’s Q1 Server Gain Against Intel Was Largest Since 2006
by Dylan Martin
The last time AMD saw such a large jump in server CPU shipments was when its server market share peaked in 2006 with Opteron, according to Mercury Research. However, Intel continued to reverse AMD’s share growth in the overall x86 market for a second consecutive quarter, largely thanks to entry-level CPUs.
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Dell Technologies World: 5 Big Things You Might Have Missed
by Mark Haranas
From VMware and Apex to channel partners and edge computing, CRN breaks down five important announcements and remarks that you might have missed at Dell Technologies World 2021 this week.
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5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending May 7, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their ‘A’ game to the channel.
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Tech Data Shakeup Not Related To Synnex Merger: Top Exec
by Joseph F. Kovar
Tech Data President of the Americas John O’Shea tells CRN in an exclusive interview that the departure of the company’s North American sales lead had nothing to do with the upcoming merger with Synnex, but was part of a wider shift in executives and business organization aimed at making the distributor more responsive to the needs of an increasingly digital world.
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The 15 Coolest Collaboration Apps Of 2021: The Mobile 100
by Kyle Alspach
Mobile apps from leading collaboration software makers and unified communications vendors offer video and audio conferencing, chat and messaging, screen sharing and file sharing, and more on mobile devices.
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5 Reasons Why Dell Apex Beats Public Clouds: Jeff Clarke
by Mark Haranas
‘We have built [Apex] to deliver the very model and the very set of capabilities that customers have received from the public cloud, yet give them all of the agility and the control that they desire to have without having to be forced to move data from on-premise to off-premise to control the things that they want,’ says Dell Technologies Chief Operating Officer and Vice Chairman Jeff Clarke.
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A Sneak Peak At A New Google Cloud Data Analytics Tool
by Donna Goodison
Debanjan Saha, vice president and general manager of data analytics at Google Cloud, gives CRN a high-level, sneak peak at the new product.
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Avaya CEO Jim Chirico: ‘We Are A Software And Services Company’
by Gina Narcisi
“A couple of years ago we really did position our portfolio to more of a cloud consumption, recurring revenue, AI-oriented technology portfolio … We’re more than poised to take advantage of this opportunity for the foreseeable future,” Avaya CEO Jim Chirico tells CRN.
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Splunk Doubles Down On IT Management And DevOps With New Observability Cloud
by Rick Whiting
Observability Cloud, now generally available, combines Splunk’s core machine data management capabilities with management and monitoring tools – some recently acquired – for IT management and DevOps teams.
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3 Reasons 2021 Could Be Perficient’s ‘Strongest Year’ Yet
by Wade Tyler Millward
‘Just more than two months ago, we issued a full year forecast that called for accelerating revenue growth and increasing profitability,’ CEO Jeffrey Davis said in a recent earnings call. ‘Since then, the velocity and intensity of our momentum has only grown.’
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Intel Partner Alliance Key To Unlocking IoT Opportunities: Exec
by Dylan Martin
Intel IoT sales exec Brad Haczynski tells CRN that partners should embrace the various resources within the new Intel Partner Alliance program to take advantage of emerging IoT opportunities and, when special expertise is needed, collaborate with other partners. ‘We really feel confident that the programs and the solutions that we’re bringing to market are really helping,’ he says.
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AWS Marketplace’s New GM: More Vertical Solutions, International Expansion On Tap
by Donna Goodison
AWS Marketplace has grown to more than 1,600 ISVs offering 10,000 subscribable product listings in 50 categories, compared to 1,400-plus ISVs and 4,500 listings in 35 categories in 2018, according to newly appointed general manager Stephen Orban.
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Forcepoint Buys Remote Browser Isolation Startup Cyberinc
by Michael Novinson
Forcepoint says Cyberinc’s browser isolation technology enables businesses and government agencies to minimize risk from ransomware, malware, and other malicious code while preserving performance.
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Partners ‘Need A Plan’ To Capture Post-Pandemic IT Spending Opportunities: IDC
by Gina Narcisi
‘Basically, 72 percent of the companies you are going to be competing with have reacted and embraced the new normal and are moving their businesses forward,’ IDC’s Group VP Joseph Pucciarelli tells partners during MES Spring 2021.
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