Roy Rivers and Randy Churchill of D&H Canada review 2019 and preview 2020 in this edition of the New Year’s Podcast Series
Cisco Canda channel chief Mark Collins discusses the made-in-Canada Lead Conversion Incentive and Joint Value Incentive in this edition of the podcast.
Ingram Micro Canada’s country chief executive kicks off this year’s New Year’s Podcast Series with a look back at 2019 and a preview of what’s to come in the channel for 2020.
Lissa Ricci, senior leader of small business solutions at Cisco Canada, discusses the company’s new push to better serve small customers and what it means for Cisco partners across Canada in this edition of the podcast.
New ESET Canada channels and alliances leader Cam Leetham discusses his plans for his new role — including a push to build the security vendor’s presence in Western Canada, in this edition of the podcast.
D&H Canada’s Roy Rivers and Randy Churchill discuss plans for upcoming events in Vancouver and Quebec City in this edition of the podcast.
New Ingram Micro Canada sales chief Bill Steed discusses his role, the opportunity he sees at Ingram, and how he plans to realize those opportunities in this edition of the podcast.
Tech Data’s Linda Rendleman and Mana Guirguis discuss the revolution in the distributor’s endpoint business focusing on solutions rather than transactions, in this edition of the podcast.
Acronis Americas boss Patrick Hurley discusses how MSPs should think about the company in its cyber-protection era, why the company is looking to build in Canada, and much more in this edition of the podcast.
In this edition of the podcast, we take a deeper look into Ingram Micro’s currently-running Comet Competition that’s looking for the next big thing in cloud ISVs
Citrix Canada chief Ed Rodriguez on arriving in Canada mid-January showing him the power of remote access, and much more, in this edition of the Podcat.
Citrix global channel chief Craig Stillwell tells us everything partners need to know about its upcoming Workspace release in this edition of the podcast.
In this edition of the podcast, we chat with new ESET Canada country manager Bob Bonneau about his background, his new role, and opportunities for ESET Canada partners.
D&H Canada’s vice president of sales and director of vendor management discuss how the distributor will look to expand the benches for SMB-focused solution providers in this edition of the podcast.
VMware Canada’s Peter Near discusses the company’s upcoming acquisitions of Pivotal and Carbon Black, its Tanzu strategy for embracing Kubernetes, and the cloud opportunity in Canada in this edition of the podcast.
Three SAS Canada partners discuss their relationships with the analytics vendor, how the evolution of analytics with AI and ML is changing their business, and how they feel about the company’s efforts to make an impact.
As Ingram Micro celebrates its 40th birthday, we discuss the first 40 years for the distributor with Bill Brandel, country chief executive for Ingram Micro Canada.
ESET’s Matthieu Faou discusses LightNeuron, a state-sponsored hack that uses the plugin capabilities of Microsoft Exchange to spy on users, and which can change or block email traffic.
Extreme Networks channel chief Gordon Mackintosh discusses building partner culture at the combined Extreme, partner opportunities around Extreme Elements, and the effect of opening its training Dojo to partners in this edition of the ChannelBuzz.ca Podcast.
Extreme Networks CEO Ed Meyercorp discusses assembling the “new Extreme” culture after big purchases from Avaya, Brocade, and Zebra, plus where he sees the biggest untapped opportunities for partners in this podcast.
