July 2013 – Page 3 – ChannelBuzz.ca

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[ April 21, 2026 ] Jennifer Roy on culture, scale, and what PE really looks like from inside a Canadian MSP In The Channel
[ April 21, 2026 ] The Buzz: Everpure revamps partner program, Copado launches AI agents, and Acer invests in Plugable Podcasts
[ April 20, 2026 ] OutSystems’ Ben Yerushalmi on Elevate, agentic AI, and why partner work is moving to the front end Channel Programs
[ April 20, 2026 ] The Buzz: Fleet goes 100 percent channel, Scale Computing revamps partner program, and N-able’s AI advice Podcasts
[ April 17, 2026 ] What F12.net has learned from 20 years and 15+ acquisitions In The Channel

Dimension Data Boss Brown Has Lesson: Survival

July 9, 2013 Channelnomics Staff Comments Off

Jere Brown, the long-serving CEO of the Dimension Data Americas division, is heading into retirement after nearly four decades in the technology industry.

Microsoft: Surface Will be for All Partners (Eventually)

July 9, 2013 Robert Dutt Comments Off

Channel chief says tablets will be available to all partners someday, but the software company has to learn how to sell hardware in the channel first

Dell global channel marketing and programs chief Kathy Schneider

Kathy Schneider Out at Dell in Channel Consolidation

July 9, 2013 Channelnomics Staff Comments Off

Dell Inc. is saying goodbye to popular channel leader Kathy Schneider and consolidating two of its channel programs under new leadership.

Kaseya Buys into Cloud Management

July 9, 2013 Channelnomics Staff Comments Off

Just two weeks after being bought by Insight Venture Partners, Kaseya makes its first acquisitions, buying Zyrion, a cloud monitoring and management firm.

Ballmer Foresees All-Public-Cloud World

July 9, 2013 Robert Dutt Comments Off

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer presents hybrid cloud as a step in the path to public cloud as the company further opens Office 365 to partner billing.

Microsoft Tablet Remains Below Surface at WPC

July 9, 2013 Robert Dutt Comments Off

Microsoft partners at this year’s WPC may be able to purchase a discounted Surface tablet, but resale rights remain elusive for the majority of partners.