CDN Morning Briefing, September 28, 2020 – Cohesity’s new disaster recovery solution, Hootsuite’s contract with ICE, and more

D & H extend credit lines as Ingram takes employee wellness seriously

Andy Papadopoulos, managing partner at Toronto’s Navantis, tells CDN some challenges with BYOD and why desktop virtualization may not be enough to take on the trend

WorkForce Pro C Series promise lower printing costs as Epson aims to boost its channel presence

While the help desk is being tasked to do more in the age of consumerization of IT, additional resources are not forthcoming

Presentation posted on the QCon conference website indicates plans for object capabilities and JVM and cloud improvements

Carrier teams with U.S. services provider to offer enterprises the ability to outsource configuration, management and analysis of mobile devices

Plus, is VCE worth the price? And, Cisco’s other investments in the U.K.

Apple’s voice-controlled personal assistant could be better; here’s how

Would likely run corporate Windows apps, though some wonder if Microsoft’s tablet can compete with iPad, Android devices

To keep up with demand for mobile data, the backhaul from cell sites has to grow fast, according to research firm iGR

Apple’s mobile image editor places photo viewing, editing, and sharing at your fingertips

Blame high-res display production problems for tight supplies, says analyst

In part two of CDN’s interview, Bob Dutkowsky and Tech Data Canada president Rick Reid discuss their thoughts on mobility, HP and more