News & Articles - Page 149
Turning Training into Revenue
A formal education offering can reduce help desk load, expose new opportunities, and generate additional income.
Three News Notes from the Channel Partners Conference & Expo
LastPass, SkyAMP, and Wildix share insights on their latest milestones and future goals.
ICYMI: Our Channel News Roundup for the Week of April 11th
Security solutions from Bitdefender and Palo Alto, AR software from Splashtop, a new VP of channel for ScalePad (Datto partners will recognize him), and sweet news about gas prices for donut lovers are among the stories we’ve finally gotten to this week.
ChannelPro Exclusive: Kaseya Addresses Datto Acquisition
Days after the world learned that one of the top names in MSP solutions is buying another, Kaseya CEO Fred Voccola (pictured) spoke with ChannelPro about what the future holds for Datto’s products, people, prices, culture, support, and channel-only sales model.
More MSPs in Cybercriminals’ Crosshairs
Research from N-able finds that a vast majority (90%) of MSPs in the U.S. and Europe suffered a cyberattack in the last 18 months.
Vendor to Watch: MyCloudIT
MyCloudIT is a unified cloud management and cost optimization platform for Microsoft Azure.
Cisco Introduces Environmental Sustainability Specialization
The new program provides tools and financial rewards aimed at motivating channel pros to reduce electronic waste—and make money in the process—by returning used hardware for refurbishment and recycling.
Dell Seeing Continued Demand for Commercial PCs Two Years into Work-From-Home Era
The hardware giant saw client device revenue climb 26% to a record-setting $17.3 billion in its latest fiscal quarter, and expects sales of notebooks and desktops to remain strong despite an extended recent purchasing wave.
Small Teams, Big Results
Some channel pros produce lots of revenue with few or no employees. Here’s a look at their secrets.
Thoma Bravo Sells Barracuda to KKR
The change of ownership from one private equity investor to another will mean accelerated growth for Barracuda but “business as usual” for its partners, according to CEO Hatem Naguib (pictured).










