GFI MAX released App Control, a new system that allows MSPs to monitor and manage cloud-based applications and licenses on behalf of their customers.
Few solution providers place their fate in the hands of just one vendor, and most sales involve two or more products, according to 2112 research.
AVG looks to accelerate the expansion of its managed services unit by creating dedicated resources for enabling and support MSPs on a business level.
Microsoft is taking notice and reportedly ready for drastic measures to move the needle, including a free versions of Windows 8.1.
Demand for servers is strong, but value is evaporating for the basic building blocks of data centers.
Time is running out for the vaunted Windows XP operating system, and Microsoft is pulling out all the stops to get businesses and consumers to upgrade.
Microsoft’s new Power BI for Office 365 offers businesses a touch of intelligence on top of their existing cloud-based applications.
IBM may be selling its x86 server unit to Lenovo, but it doesn’t see it or its reseller partners getting out of the server business entirely.
Microsoft set the end-of-sales date for Windows 7 consumer editions, in which the vaunted operating system will be no longer available for sale.
IBM is pushing hard on its transformation message, saying that the development of cloud and mobile practices is critical to sustaining business viability.
HP sparked outrage when it announced plans to stop providing out-of-contract ProLiant server firmware updates. Here’s the thing: HP isn’t wrong.
Already pushing hard to expand its hardware business, Sophos announces its acquisition of India’s Cyberoam, a maker of unified threat management appliances.
Tech Data is taking its mobile technology practice to a new level with the creation of a new unit that will coordinate go-to-market strategies and support.
IBM says more than 10,000 units of its PureSystems have shipped since its 2012 release, driven largely by managed service providers.
Three years after buying the security vendor, Intel decides it’s time to drop the McAfee name.
Is Microsoft’s CEO hunt being slowed by fear amongst candidates that the old guard is going to stick around?
Dell is turning over thousands of previously direct accounts to partners under channel program changes that give more power and rewards to the channel.
Cisco Systems says its growth will slow in the coming year as demand for its core networking products slows and sales in emerging markets cool.
Managed services tools provider Kaseya launched the first product based on its RoverApps acquisition, the Kaseya BYOD Suite.
Symantec quietly discontinued its Managed Firewall and Managed Endpoint Protection in June, then exited the cloud backup market more recently.
