Topic: Cloud - Page 74

Ah, the power of euphemisms. They can turn what might otherwise be called a smashup and make it sound far more appealing. That’s just one of the useful facts you’ll learn this week from Matt, Rich, and guest host Angel Rojas, president and CEO of DataCorps. They’ve also got input for you on SolarWinds getting hacked, Datto’s plans for the future, D&H betting big on professional services, and the challenges of cloud management.

ImageNet Consulting aims to offer services that not only help its customers grow, but enhance their customers’ experience too.

If you’re providing IT technology solutions to organizations, it’s important to adapt for post-COVID-19 challenges and emerging needs.

Integration services, endpoint managed services, and project-specific services have been rolling out this year and will continue arriving in 2021, according to Jason Bystrak (pictured), who leads the new venture along with the distributor’s cloud business.

Erick and Rich discuss the latest news from Datto on its post-IPO plans, urge you to do performance reviews with your employees at least quarterly, and ponder why anyone would want to take up the world’s strangest martial art.

This year’s rush to online everything has channel pros coping with cloud management headaches. Here’s how to conquer them.

Available at no extra cost to all current subscribers, the Teams functionality augments Microsoft’s basic voice technology with advanced contact center features from BVoIP’s flagship unified communications solution.

Confronted by new and unexpected challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, channel teams are using edge computing to help their customers with operational challenges and drive revenue growth at the same time.

Channel pros can now offer bundled combinations of cloud software and professional services on the AWS Marketplace. Those with custom-developed solutions to sell will gain access to a new partner program for developers next month too.

Erick and Rich sift through the impact of Salesforce buying Slack, provide some advice on planning ahead for 2021, and ponder how it is that 56% of remote employees can watch TV while working, per a recent Nielsen survey, and still get something done.