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Eaton Ships 9PX UPS Models with Lithium-Ion Batteries
The new devices, which are the company’s first online double-conversion lithium-ion products, are smaller and lighter than units with lead acid batteries and have a longer lifespan, Eaton says, resulting in lower TCO despite higher upfront costs.
Work From Home and Hybrid Models Benefit Sustainability
Organizations that invest in low-impact technologies to enable and encourage remote collaboration inherently make their operations more environmentally friendly.
Nerdio Adds Windows 365 Support to Nerdio Manager
Both the enterprise and MSP editions of the vendor’s management solution for Microsoft Azure now let technicians administer “Cloud PCs” based on Microsoft’s new VDI service and Azure Virtual Desktop endpoints through a single pane of glass.
Auvik to Make Home-Based Network Management a Development Priority
The company plans to employ a $250 million funding round it disclosed today to accelerate development of work-from-home functionality amid skyrocketing business use of consumer-grade networks and personal devices due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Microsoft Launches First “Cloud PC”
Introduced at the Microsoft Inspire partner conference today, Windows 365 will let channel pros and their customers stream complete, personalized virtual desktops to a wide range of devices at a fixed monthly price.
MSP360 Takes Big Steps on MSP Platform Roadmap
The vendor’s recent release of an RMM solution and forthcoming reseller partner program get it closer to its ultimate goal of selling an integrated product suite both to MSPs and through them to end users.
Post-COVID IoT
Integrators are leveraging coronavirus-related IoT solutions put in place during the pandemic for other uses cases.
Vendor to Watch: Devolutions
Devolutions makes a privileged access and password management solution designed to keep technicians safe without slowing them down.
ICYMI: Our Channel News Roundup for the Week of July 5th
A new CEO for Acronis, new acquisitions for Sophos and HPE, and a poorly timed fast-food stop during a police chase are a few of the stories we’ve finally managed to bring your way.
Ingram Micro Sees More Investment, More Efficiency Ahead Under New Owners
Partners can expect strategic continuity coupled with heavier spending in growth markets, tuck-in acquisitions, and operational streamlining now that Platinum Equity’s purchase of Ingram has closed, according to U.S. chief Kirk Robinson (pictured).