An online provider of cybersecurity training programs has added new bundles of lower-priced offerings to make it easier for smaller firms, individuals and students to access.
Microsoft’s corporate vice-president of commercial partner Gavriella Schuster is passing on the torch.
This week cloud business management solutions vendor Sage launched its cloud-first Sage Data and Analytics service integration for Sage 300 and Sage 100 in the U.S. and Canadian markets.
The r/MSP community is inching towards the 100,000-member milestone. This week, there were some interesting conversations rising to the top of the subreddit.
Equinix recently announced that Equinix Metal is now available in 18 cities globally, including Toronto, and that the service is getting a new managed appliance capability with the help of Dell Technologies and Pure Storage on Equinix Metal.
In January, Microsoft introduced the Azure VMware Solution (AVS) in Canada and according to one of its early adopters, AVS is proving its worth quickly.
It’s an annual tradition: Microsoft hosts an Ignite conference and announces a host of new updates for Teams. The tech giant didn’t disappoint this year during its virtual conference.
Data loss prevention firm Digital Guardian says it’s deepening its relationship with Amazon Web Services.
A quick look at some r/MSP chatter – we got SMBs seeking help after a cyberattack, cyber insurance tips for MSPs, and more.
The opening of nominations for the Microsoft Partner of the Year Awards means channel partners have an opportunity to tout their customer success stories and gain serious recognition at the July 14-15 event.
Here’s a brief selection of some of the software that will need attention in the near future.
TekSavvy has announced the general availability of its Multiprotocol Label Switching network service (MPLS).
It’s been a long-time coming, but Intel says it’s ready to launch its new Intel Partner Alliance program Jan. 11.
We spoke to experts about the lessons learned from the rapid and often sloppy rollout of technology in 2020.
Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, yesterday announced three new products to simplify networking for the developing edge-to-cloud era.
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