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A new CEO for VMware, new security software from HP and Trend Micro, and a vivid reminder of what can happen when a determined four-year-old gets access to an Amazon Prime account are all among the stories we’re belatedly bringing your way.

An online grand opening for the distributor’s IoT Center of Excellence in Irvine, Calif., yesterday was part of a larger effort to get channel pros merely investigating the IoT so far to start building functional proof-of-concepts.

A reputation-building offering debuted at this year’s gathering of Technology Marketing Toolkit members and nonmembers, where speakers stressed business fundamentals for growing an MSP company along with the need to stand out in the market.

Using the new capability, technicians who run Pulseway’s mobile app on an iPhone or iPad can restart servers, power off workstations, run scripts, apply patches, and more using only their voice.

Industry-specific solutions leveraging Internet of Things technology are solving pain points and increasing efficiency and safety.

Dark Cubed makes “”fire and forget”” security software for cash-conscious SMBs.

IT employers can create a more diverse workforce by addressing barriers working mothers face balancing family responsibilities with their careers.

The changes to specializations, incentives, and rewards are interim steps on the road to more sweeping revisions that will take effect a year from now, and reflect NetApp’s ongoing reinvention of itself as a maker of cloud and container storage solutions.

The forthcoming consumer and commercial devices, all bearing up to 11th Generation Intel Core processors, include an updated edition of the 17-inch XPS 17 notebook (pictured).

By using penetration testing to show, not tell, what an attacker would get to if someone clicked on a malicious link, you create an AHA moment and the listening begins.