Coffee Briefing, November 27, 2020 – Leadership changes, Dell’s Q3, and MSPs ask for help managing bad clients

Hardware giant to send solution providers to New York City

The company says additions to its ASR 9000 system will allow for 96 terabits per second of capacity

Plus, what IPv6 Day means for the world and what iCloud means for the channel

Plus, rumours that the company may build its own tablet and Samsung keeps quiet on Nokia

Dell’s new appliance combines SAN and NAS

The companies will partner for unified communications solutions

IDC Canada forecast for SMB spending suggests that partners should focus on delivering outcomes

Potential IPO could mean Avaya would be valued at $5 billion

New flagship tablet distinguishes itself with a svelte design and bright, albeit oversaturated, display

The depletion of IPv4 addresses is turning the spotlight to the Internet’s numbering system

Acer ships a surprisingly svelte desktop replacement laptop with an 18.4-inch display, but it falls a little short

PC sales are still growing, but maybe not fast enough for some companies

Price-sensitive buyers opting more for iPad knockoffs