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Channel Madness Round 2 Results: Tuszik Beats Out Roskill, McKray Holds Off Krause
by Jennifer Follett
Round 2 of the 2020 CRN Channel Madness Tournament of Chiefs is complete, and the Enterprise 8 are about to face off in the quarterfinal round.
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Channel Madness Round 2: Lenovo’s Roskill Holding Narrow Lead Over Cisco’s Tuszik
by Jennifer Follett
Round 2 of the 2020 CRN Channel Madness Tournament of Chiefs is hurtling toward its close. With less than 24 hours left to go, take a look at how the Solutions 16 are faring.
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LAN Infotech: Internal, External Communication Key To Fighting COVID-19 Coronavirus
by Joseph F. Kovar
Updating employees, customers, government and nongovernment organizations and the community at large about the COVID-19 coronavirus is crucial in helping to reduce its spread and impact,, says LAN Infotech President Michael Goldstein.
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5 Companies That Had A Rough Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending March 20, CRN looks at IT companies that were unfortunate, unsuccessful or just didn't make good decisions.
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This Year’s Google I/O Developer Conference Now Entirely Off
by Joseph Tsidulko
Efforts to salvage the highly anticipated event in some form became untenable as the entire San Francisco Bay Area was mandated to shelter-in-place and the global pandemic put unprecedented strain on society as a whole.
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HP Edges Out Dell In Channel Madness Battle: Round 1 Results
by Jennifer Follett
A few tight matchups took it down to the wire in Round 1 voting of the 2020 CRN Channel Madness Tournament of Chiefs. Here’s how it all played out.
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Revamped Google Cloud Next ’20 Virtual Conference Postponed
by Donna Goodison
‘Please know that we are fully committed to bringing Google Cloud Next ‘20: Digital Connect to life, but will hold the event when the timing is right,” Google Cloud chief marketing officer Alison Wagonfeld says.
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San Francisco Bay Area Shelter In Place Order Adds Channel Uncertainty
by Joseph F. Kovar
The six counties in the San Francisco Bay Area have sent out shelter in place orders to help stop the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. While a nuisance for residents, the orders could impact the businesses of local solution providers.
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Google Sister Company Corrects Trump On Coronavirus Website Claims
by Joseph Tsidulko
The president said Google has made tremendous progress, but the website Google's sister company Verily is developing is still in early stages and to be rolled out initially only in the San Francisco Bay area, with hopes of later expansion.
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Trump: Google Building Coronovirus Website To Aid Testing
by Joseph Tsidulko
‘They have made tremendous progress,’ the president says of Google’s effort involving 1,700 of its engineers
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AT&T Tells 245K Employees To Work From Home To Limit Coronavirus Exposure
by Gina Narcisi
AT&T on Friday instructed its more than 245,000 global and domestic employees to work remotely if they can due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
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CRN Channel Madness Round 1 (So Far): Three Tough Races Shaping Up In Hardware Region
by Jennifer Follett
We’re one day into voting for the 2020 CRN Channel Madness Tournament of Chiefs and the players are already showing their mettle.
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Cisco, Dell, Xerox Stocks Slammed In Sell-off Amid Coronavirus Fears
by Joseph F. Kovar
Panic gripped investors Thursday as concerns about the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus and its economic and personal impacts grew despite reassurances from the White House, with IT company share prices falling by up to 20 percent.
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‘Free’ Microsoft Teams, Google Hangouts Meet Are Coronavirus Remote Workarounds: Cumulus Global
by Steven Burke
‘This isn’t about people buying things. It’s making sure customers know how to use what the free software they already have,’ says Cumulus Global founder and CEO Allen Falcon. ‘Most of our customers have not been trained to use these technologies so they hesitate.’
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