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Positioned as a potential replacement for Microsoft’s terminated Azure RemoteApp service, the new offering comes with extensive automation and management capabilities.

New survey results suggest that economic and political uncertainty will keep most organizations from shelling out in bigger amounts for anything except cloud solutions next year.

Called Content.ly, the new system lets channel pros and businesses administer content in Office 365, Dropbox, Box, and other popular content repositories through a single interface.

The new alliance will embed Cisco solutions directly within Salesforce sales, IoT, and customer service applications.

The new offering’s primary initial use case is helping businesses migrate to Office 365 more easily by synchronizing their on-premises Microsoft Active Directory with Microsoft Azure Active Directory.

The additions to Dell’s Latitude mobile computing line are both designed to help businesses with mobile users embrace virtual desktop infrastructures.

The new offering will enable qualified Oracle resellers to offer bundled solutions that wrap services around Oracle’s infrastructure- and platform-as-a-service products.

The new solution enables resellers to provide Avaya IP Office and IP Office Contact Center to clients via a monthly subscription.

The former product now integrates with other Riverbed solutions, while the latter now supports IBM’s SoftLayer public cloud and will soon make its hyperconverged infrastructure appliance available in a virtual form factor.

Partners lacking the skills or resources to move customer workloads into Microsoft Azure or the Microsoft Enterprise Mobility Suite on their own will have access to assistance from NetEnrich specialists.