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New auto-VPN functionality, REST APIs, and direct internet breakout capabilities are designed to help organizations with limited technical expertise manage, secure, and optimize the performance of distributed hybrid architectures more easily.

The new offering, which is the first of its kind from the business availability vendor, will employ customer-trained marketing campaigns to locate end user sales prospects and then route those leads to partners.

Located in Vancouver and Toronto, the new facilities allow partners to serve Canadian customers in industries legally required to keep data inside the country while enabling all Canadian end users to enjoy better quality of service.

The agreement, unveiled during the distributor’s IoT Summit event today, will help integrators in the U.S. design and produce IoT hardware tailored to the needs of specific Internet of Things projects rapidly and at scale.

The new leadership group includes chief operating officer John Post, chief product officer Chad Bacher, and chief technology officer Hal Lonas (pictured), all of whom came to Carbonite after its $618.5 million acquisition of Webroot earlier this year.

Available immediately, the Acronis functionality adds archiving, data protection, disaster recovery, and threat mitigation capabilities to Scale’s HC3 virtualization platform.

Using software from security vendor Actifile, Choice now helps managed service providers locate records covered by data privacy regulations both at rest and in the cloud, and then encrypt it all with a single click.

When they reach market later this year, the new mixed reality goggles will be the latest addition to Ingram’s rapidly expanding portfolio of products and solutions for the Internet of Things.

Version 4.3 of the company’s remote monitoring and management system, which is available now, also lets technicians roll out Windows feature and driver updates automatically.

What started out as a 10th anniversary celebration for the International Association of Microsoft Channel Partners’ biggest chapter has turned into a day-long series of training sessions, roundtables, keynotes, and more featuring top Microsoft executives.