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A survey by Commvault finds a big disconnect between what executives want and what IT believes it can deliver when it comes to digital transformation.
As the role of partners in the Salesforce ecosystem continues to grow, the company has announced multiple new enablement initiatives for them.
This extension of the Avaya-Salesforce relationship provides a complete omni-channel integration between the customer engagement and CRM platforms. The companies plan to develop the relationship further, into areas like the Internet of Things.
Tech Data’s new Practice Builder approach aims to help qualified resellers develop new skills in high-growth areas and then build their business.
The provision of new object storage, compute and marketplace services to developers is part of a continuing Nutanix strategy to elevate itself from providing HCI infrastructure to providing the whole stack.
In addition to a seamless new integration with ConnectWise’s PSA product, Pax8 also announced some key channel promotions, and dropped a hint about an expanded presence for Symantec in Canada.
Other new elements, which will be formally announced next week, include an early trial for AFS backup and more efficient support for ROBO environments.
The big breakthrough for Panasas here is the new ASD-100 disaggregated Director Blade, which allows metadata to be accessed twice as fast as the previous product generation.
Priced at $25 per user per month, Salesforce Essentials contains core CRM components like Einstein Artificial AI to help customers work smarter, and includes the Salesforce Trailhead online learning environment to make their experience easier.
The future, says Commvault CEO Bob Hammer, is in data technology, as customers shift from maintaining infrastructure to driving value.
Commvault makes an impact at its Go conference by announcing its marketing chief will join an expedition walking to the South Pole.
Europe General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will have major impact on a lot of companies. ESET addresses what your customers need to know to be ready.
Dell EMC has made strengthening its position in midrange storage a priority, and in addition to the new product upgrades has also introduced a customer satisfaction guarantee.
Cohesity has their first-ever partner council coming next week,, part of the process of building out their channel, and generating more value from it.
Barracuda MSP builds on earlier integrations with LabTech/Automate with new automated deployment capabilities, as well as improvements to manageability.
Cisco announces a reduction in the complexity of its partner programs, while pivoting profitability towards software and recurring revenues.
Salesforce and Google have announced a major extension to their existing partnership, which will see much deeper integrations. It will not, however, place Google in a preferred position above AWS as a public cloud provider. “This is the best of both worlds for our mutual customers,” said Ryan Aytay, EVP Business Development and Strategic Accounts…
