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The success of RSA’s RSA ID Plus IAM solution, which supports on-prem and hybrid environments as well as SaaS, has led RSA, which has a long history in Canada, to deepen its Canadian commitment by launching a new cloud tenant, their first Canadian data centre.
Zoho’s plans to put data centres in Canada to appeal to both larger organizations with stricter data sovereignty rules and smaller ones with regulatory requirements was delayed for several years, but now the company is confident it will open new markets for them.
Extreme Networks gives D&H an expanded networking portfolio and an increased opportunity to attach new services, while Check Point provides enterprise security technology that can be sold in the midmarket and SMB.
PerfectScale’s platform, which uses machine learning to remove the bloat that developers around Kubernetes, works with all Kubernetes systems, and the program is designed to assist a broad range of partner types.
The cloud-based ERP vendor is reaching more customers by building relationships with buying groups and deepening industry-specific relationships.
Fortinet Canada director of channels Sean Campbell offers some thoughts on how solution providers can support the growth of SMB customers and keep them protected in this guest post.
HP has announced further steps towards making its Amplify partner program all-encompassing, inviting distributors into the fold for the first time, simplifying how partners get paid for MDF activities, and finally bringing its distribution partners into the Amplify umbrella.
ESET Canada’s Cam Leetham and D&H Canada’s Michelle Biase join us on the podcast to discuss the companies’ new partnership and how they’re working to help smaller resellers build up their security business.
Other enhancements to the NetApp storage portfolio include enhancements to NetApp Keystone Storage-as-a-Service.
The digital portal allows partners to track deals and register opportunities, and while the previous program has something similar, NetApp’s channel chief says that this one is better.
While cyber insurance policies offered by RMM/PSA providers or MSP-focused vendors have grown in number in the last several years, Cork believes the way their offering works is distinct and superior.
A multi-layered approach to email protection is vital for building your security business.
George Kurian explained NetApp’s broad strategy through which their customers can turn disruption into opportunity, through consolidating data management, treating data like the key product it is, and developing a modern data architecture.
Knowledge is a powerful weapon that can empower your employees to become the first line of defense against threats. ESET’s Phil Muncaster explains in this guest blog.
Intel is looking to the new program as a key part of their PC AI Go-to-Market strategy, to turn Intel’s new AI technology innovations into an extremely broad portfolio of use cases.
In this guest blog, Epson makes the argument for the energy efficiency of heat-free inkjet printing in the office.
The new feature, which is free in this initial release, will deliver the biggest benefit to larger enterprises, but will also be attractive to smaller companies at the edge, as well as to MSPs.
