Topic: Hardware - Page 73

The company boosts its disaster recovery as a service offering with hardware refresh and suite of performance and efficiency enhancements.

The two new devices, both of which are slated to reach market later this year, utilize stationary line head print technology to produce pages dramatically faster than comparable SMB and departmental products while consuming dramatically less power.

The new devices program themselves automatically upon connection, freeing partners from that time-consuming task. Updated firmware due in June will equip the routers to provide securely segregated Wi-Fi connectivity in public spaces as well.

The new 2.0 release includes a simpler user interface, shorter boot times for temporary virtual servers, and the ability to launch VMs in Barracuda’s public cloud based on Microsoft Hyper-V.

The new offering is available on a pay-as-you-go basis to users of the Pulseway RMM and PSA solutions in both entry-level and advanced editions.

The new Scale Partner Community has a tiered structure that offers the greatest rewards to partners most invested in their relationship with the company.

PSA collaboration focuses on self-healing tickets, efficient billing, and easy deployment.

A new strategic partnership lets Kaseya partners manage end point security through the same interface they use to perform other aspects of end point administration.

The new functionality, which puts Passportal in direct competition with documentation management vendors like IT Glue, seeks to help technicians resolve support issues more quickly by giving them†consolidated access to needed information.

Currently in beta testing, the solution is designed to provide the storage reliability needed to run core business applications in the public cloud, while offering partners a way to collect recurring revenue from those applications.