Al Nasturzio, CompTIA’s new Canadian business development manager, comes to the role with a slightly atypical skillset. The initiatives he has underway include replicating in Canada a highly successful U.S. CompTIA program to train veterans and help them find jobs.
Tag Archive for Education
Managed Services
Twin themes of empowerment and security guide ConnectWise messaging to MSPs
by Mark Cox •
ConnectWise stressed two main themes at their IT Nation Event in Orlando – the need to further empower MSPs, and the need for MSPs to develop their security capabilities. Those two themes were closely intertwined, as ConnectWise is rolling out multiple tools and programs to enhance both, with more to come.
Training
MSP training firm CharTec reworks online training and makes significant organizational moves
by Mark Cox •
Software, Training
Red Hat’s Mobile Portfolio Centre rolls into Toronto
by Robert Dutt •
Software
Zimbra overcomes market challenges to post significant momentum
by Mark Cox •
Storage
StorageCraft continues vertical solutions strategy with StorageCraft for Education bundle
by Mark Cox •
Channel Communities, Distribution
Tech Data looks to drive innovation thought leadership with Milton Education Village Innovation Centre partnership
by Mark Cox •
Digital Signage, Hardware
ViewSonic deepens collaboration display portfolio with enhanced IFP60 series
by Mark Cox •
Channel Programs, Security
Sophos emphasizes Channel Best strategy at Vegas Partner Kickoff
by Mark Cox •
Managed Services, Security
Passportal creates Community Department to engage in MSP education and enablement
by Mark Cox •
Channel Programs, Security
New PKI certification, absorption of ex-Symantec partners highlight revamped DigiCert channel program
by Mark Cox •
Training
Dell EMC announces four new ‘transformational’ certifications
by Mark Cox •
Two of the new certifications, which also add a new Master level to the Dell EMC Proven Professional program, are available now, with the others coming in April and June. While partners will be eligible to complete them when they roll out, they will not immediately become part of the company’s partner program.