Topic: Partner Programs - Page 86

Executives like SonicWall CEO Bill Conner (pictured) increasingly see forging alliances with dozens of outsourced SOC operators as a more efficient way to build a managed security channel than recruiting thousands of MSPs one by one.

The annual summit gathers attendees from all over the globe and provides targeted content to maximize the use of QuoteWerks and streamline processes.

So close, yet so far away! Both in sunny Southern California, Erick and Rich discuss the forthcoming unified Carbonite/Webroot partner program, why you should hire a forensic accountant before closing an acquisition, and the $60 million reasons an Irish drug dealer should have backed up his data.

Not easy to get clients to read your emails, is it? Maybe referencing this week’s episode will do the trick.

Called the Malwarebytes Premier Partner Program, it includes a track for MSPs offering monthly pricing and a consumption-based tiering structure aligned with recurring revenue business models, according to channel exec Mike LaPeters (pictured).

The new offering, which will include one set of tiers but different tracks for VARs and MSPs, will sell and support a unified portfolio of “cyber resilience” products covering security and data protection.

The revised edition of the managed services software vendor’s sales and marketing resource augments a library of marketing templates, collateral pieces, and other items with training materials from Gary Pica, of managed services consultancy TruMethods.

The two new offerings let partners who purchase Lenovo PC and smart device products through D&H earn credit payouts and compete for a four-day trip to California’s wine country.

Speaking at a virtual partner kickoff meeting for the new year, global sales chief Bill Scannnell (pictured) said partners should expect deeper investments in earlier efforts aimed at making Dell easier to work with, rather than major shakeups.

The IoT Security Services Association holds the first of six one-day Cyber Security Expos in Houston, gathering IT service providers and security experts for networking and education.