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The new functionality, which supports commonly used systems like Adobe Reader, Mozilla Firefox, and Java Runtime Environment, can also automatically install software end users should be using and remove systems they shouldn’t.

Called webhooks, the recently launched technology allows MSPs to more easily generate automatic service tickets whenever the video cameras, smart bulbs, and other IoT systems supported by the Domotz platform experience a technical problem.

The new hardware features 8th Gen Intel Core vPro processors. The new security system draws on the most advanced form of artificial intelligence to provide real-time, behavior-based protection from malware.

The distributor will invest heavily this year in driving awareness of the subscription-priced procurement offering and helping partners already familiar with it sell the program more effectively, according to Senior Vice President Linda Rendleman (pictured).

Contrary to popular belief, the distributor says, partners can make big money on collaboration, digital signage, and a wide range of other solutions that combine endpoints with software and services to meet pressing customer needs.

Validated designs for Google’s Anthos hybrid cloud platform and new support for Google Kubernetes Engine in HPE’s pay-as-you-go GreenLake infrastructure offering seek to make “build once, run anywhere” app development and management easier.

Named Anthos, the new offering is designed to make embracing hybrid cloud computing easier by enabling organizations to run containerized applications without modification both on premises and in the public cloud.

The new pact lets businesses buy Nutanix hyperconverged infrastructure solutions on an as-a-service basis via HPE’s GreenLake service or on a traditional capital expenditure basis via pre-configured appliances built with HPE hardware.

Cloud developers will soon have access to consolidated support, billing, and management of solutions from MongoDB, Redis Labs, Elastic, DataStax, Neo4j, InfluxData, and Confluent within the GCP console, right alongside Google’s own tools.

Called Cloud Optix, the new system is designed to help organizations identify and protect workloads in public cloud computing environments, and keep them in compliance with internal and external policies.