Topic: Hardware - Page 66

Following a drop during its fiscal Q2, the hardware giant saw partner revenue grow 1% worldwide and 4% in North America in Q3. Now it’s counting on the recently introduced PowerStore portfolio to help it turn around its still struggling midrange storage business.

HCI from MSFT, AWS backup from Veeam, Salesforce and ServiceNow support from TeamViewer, and a new Olympic sport for people who can spin on their head are a few of the stories we really meant to bring your way earlier this week.

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.

The company showcased those and other enhancements yesterday during its online MSP Technology Day event.

The complementary technology brands are strategically aligned with the media company’s IT business that includes The ChannelPro Network and IoT Playbook brands.

While unified communications and VoIP are related, channel pros should determine which represents the best fit for customer need and revenue opportunity.

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.

A mammoth acquisition by Salesforce, new cloud goodies from Amazon, new calling features for Microsoft Teams, and a new world record for jet skiing Santas are among the many stories we’re finally sending your way.

A new entry-level, all-NVMe storage array (pictured) and a new cloud-based, AI-equipped monitoring solution are among several offerings designed to help partners accelerate processing of rapidly accumulating data stores.

A series of new and enhanced technologies introduced today are designed to add further protection across the hardware lifecycle, from manufacturing to decommissioning.