Podcast: Kaspersky’s Doggett and Lenovo’s Bockhop

January 6, 2014 Robert Dutt Featured Post, Podcasts Comments Off on Podcast: Kaspersky’s Doggett and Lenovo’s Bockhop

Podcast MicrophoneThe ChannelBuzz. Podcast is back for another year, kicking off its 2014 season with interviews with , senior vice president of corporate for North America, and , director of channels for .

Both Bockhop and Doggett share their thoughts on the year that was 2013, and offer their and guidance for the new year.

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