Robert Dutt is the founder and head blogger at ChannelBuzz.ca. He has been covering the Canadian solution provider channel community for a variety of publications and Web sites since 1997.
October 1, 2018Robert DuttComments Off on Cisco’s Toronto innovation centre shines light on digital campus
Cisco opens an education room at its Toronto Innovation Centre, looking to showcase potential future solutions for schools as higher-education seeks to spark its own digital transformation.
Tech Data is bringing its Maverick audio visual (AV) business to Canada. Global Maverick boss John Sidwick and Tech Data Canada leader Ed Galasso join the podcast to discuss the business, the opportunity in Canada, and much more.
Red Hat’s touring trailer is focused on providing customers and partners with training and education on five top IT challenges the vendor sees as important opportunities.
LAS VEGAS — Pat Gelsinger does not have a lot nice to say about the state of security. In his VMworld 2018 keynote here, VMware’s CEO called the state of security “broken today” because “the
August 28, 2018Robert DuttComments Off on VMware on track for Canadian launch with AWS in first quarter 2019
As it launches its VMware on AWS infrastructure offering Australia, VMware sets a target Canadian launch for the first quarter of 2019, and the Canadian team says the timing is ideal for market maturity and demand.
August 2, 2018Robert DuttComments Off on Volleying around innovation and security with Tennis Canada [Video]
Tennis Canada’s Costa Kladianos talks the changing role of technology and security in the Rogers Cup tournaments his organization hosts in this video interview.
July 26, 2018Robert DuttComments Off on ESET and Positive E create a partnership that stands the test of time
Barrie, Ont.-based Positive E Solutions was ESET’s key partner more than a decade before the security vendor came to Canada. And even as ESET’s channel grows, it remains a tight and strong partnership.
Microsoft’s channel chief discusses the software giant’s plans to expand a program where Microsoft sells partners’ products and services, including hooking partners up to its AppSource store.