HP launches Amplify Impact program to drive partner sustainability initiatives
Today HP Inc.’s Amplify partner program, which went live last November, received a new component, Amplify Impact.
Today HP Inc.’s Amplify partner program, which went live last November, received a new component, Amplify Impact.
Microsoft is establishing what it calls a new product category, the employee experience platform (EXP), with this…
SAP this week announced the availability of RISE with SAP, an offering designed to provide business transformation as-a-service.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s worldwide head of partner sales George Hope can finally remove the additional worldwide distribution…
Here’s a brief selection of some of the software that will need attention in the near future.
Dell Technologies has had a busy week. On Monday, it released new Dell EMC Ready solutions for genomics, HPC with Bright Computing Cluster Manager, and digital manufacturing, and today marks the launch of new PowerProtect solutions to protect all that data.
NetApp believes in the power of specialists, and during its annual conference this year – now virtual – the company highlighted its cloud strategy.
This year, announcements were few but the company took advantage of the opportunity to reinforce its commitment to its partners, and to give some new faces a bit of air time.
While Metallic was initially aimed at the midmarket, Commvault says that they’ve seen much more interest than anticipated from enterprises
Zoho may not be a household name right now, but the software as a service company aims to change that.
While the event team quickly pivoted to streaming on Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube for the rest of the week, day one was not a happy time for SAP or for viewers.
Microsoft introduced several new features for its cloud service, Azure, leaving no doubt where its priorities now lie.
As U.S. sanctions against Huawei continue, the company is feeling the pain.
NetApp’s new channel chief for the Americas, Jim Elder, has a simple philosophy about his role: “It’s all about the partner sellers,” he said.
IBM’s big launch was Watson AIOps, which uses machine learning and AI to automate detection, diagnosis, and response to anomalies in IT infrastructure.