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Epson’s Kaila Murphy explains the decision to reduce the number of printers in its WorkForce lineup and what it means for partners in this edition of the podcast.
The new ISV partner program differs from its predecessor in that it is consumption aligned, and also minimizes barriers to entry.
Ingram Micro’s digital platform gets its third pillar as the distributor invites its first vendors into Xvantage, promising greater business insights and a streamlined way of onboarding new offerings.
Okta, which is in the process of moving its main Canadian office, is driving a channel strategy in Canada that makes broader use of partners than in the U.S.
The new MSP program, the first shoe to drop in what will be a complete restructuring of Riverbed’s partner program by the end of this year, is focused on broadening Riverbed’s presence downmarket from their traditional enterprise base for their Alluvio Unified Observability Solutions.
Salesforce concluded a series of announcements over the last several days with two specifically around Generative AI, including Slack GPT, which will bring Generative AI to Slack, and an expansion of their existing partnership with Accenture which will result in an acceleration hub for generative AI.
62% of SMBs were positive about the future, although growth expectations for most were tempered, and views about data privacy raise some concerns.
Aruba’s channel leaders summed up the importance of the Atmosphere event for partners, and gave an indication of where partner strategy is headed.
With the promise of Private 5G, which is a new technology for Aruba, and Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7, wireless is likely to become a larger component of Aruba’s business.
Fortinet Canada channel leader Sean Campbell offers solution providers advice on meeting customers’ work-from-anywhere needs in this guest blog.
While unified block and file storage systems have been around for some time, Pure says that they bolt management onto one primary system, whereas their new service manages blocks, files and VMs on an equal plane, allowing admins to have the native benefits of all.
Aruba acknowledges that Agile NaaS, which helps partners and customers customize networking solutions for specific use cases, will always be for a smaller share of customers, but says it will have great value for them, and it’s still a segment which is large enough to pursue.
Barracuda strengthens investment in partner experience, particularly for more technical SEs, with new hires, with more to come, as well as additional enablement resources.
HPE CEO and HPE Aruba leader Phil Mottram outlined how Aruba fits into HPE’s broader unified cloud experience focus, and detailed how Aruba is positioning itself going forward.
The next generation version contains multiple new features designed to make customers lives easier, on a platform that will manage all of Arubas expanding solutions inventory
The new Conga Revenue Lifecycle Cloud fundamentally reworks Conga’s solution portfolio by rearchitecting all their applications into microservices, while the expanded partnership with Accenture turns what had been reactive joint sales to customers into common sales and engineering activity where the two companies will collaborate much more extensively than in the past.
Avaya’s Jim Geary shares key things to think about for success in the Contact Center-as-a-Service market in this guest blog.
