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Salesforce outlined their strategy around Generative AI at their TrailBlazer DX developer event, which includes new product and partnering and ecosystem strategy.
Dell’s exclusive deal will see it make CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform available to customers though multiple routes to market, and has led CrowdStrike to conclude that even a well-established company like themselves has much to gain from the partnership.
The new partner program uses a point system to not only reward for the usual things like sales and certifications, but for doing high value work with customers like ransomware assessments, even if they do not immediately lead to a sale.
The old program was designed for TeamViewer’s legacy remote connectivity business, and while that business and the partners who sell it are still important to the company, they are increasing the emphasis on the higher value-add OT part of the business.
Cisco’s Alex Pujols joins us on the podcast to discuss the Partner Innovation Challenge, how he sees partners adding value, and how Cisco is supporting those efforts.
Acronis’ only Canadian data centre until now has been in Vancouver, and in a business where physical proximity to the data centre impacts efficiency, they expect having one in Toronto will boost their Canadian business.
The entire program has been formalized to assist global expansion and develop 5G opportunities, but changes have been made to MSP enablement in particular to drive this segment forward.
The acquisition will let HPE rejig their Aruba SASE offering so that all the components are made by HPE, instead of several of them coming from strategic partnerships, which is the case now.
Asigra’s new SaaSBACKUP platform is designed to back up a virtually endless number of apps, with customer able to provide protection to the ones it wants, protection many still do not know is not provided by the software itself.
Fortinet Canada director of channels Sean Campbell shares how to get your customers ready for a Zero Trust Network Access security solution in this guest blog.
Despite an increase in attacks, many small businesses still think they are safe. Barracuda MSP’s Chris Crellin offers thoughts on how to make sure they’re ready in this guest blog.
The major changes are to their AP Bill Automation solution and to automated usage billing for subscriptions.
Pure says only the lack of a scale-out flash solution that is price compatible with disk has prevented the disruption of disk in the data centres, something the company says that they have now overcome with FlashBlade//E.
Aptum’s new private multi-tenanted cloud service is now available in the US, UK, and Canada, and Aptum is emphasizing how it provides a stronger level of support than their competitors.
ESET Canada’s country manager discusses the company’s performance in 2022 and what solution providers can expect in 2023 in this edition of the podcast.
Avaya vice president Tim Sherwood shares five things to think about when gathering your thoughts on innovation in this guest blog.
The program being announced today is for resellers, while a second program for MSSPs is planned for next quarter.
