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The new Visual Power Manager Essential is designed to give organizations with limited IT resources and up to 1,000 UPSs or PDUs to administer an easier to install and operate alternative to the original, enterprise-oriented edition of the program.

Part of a growing family of Teams-certified headsets and speakerphones, the new Voyager 4245 Office offers three-way connectivity with PCs, desk phones, and mobile phones and three wearing modes.

It may be a good time to consider a path into the Mac ecosystem.

AI products from Dell EMC, remote workforce software from Atera, alerts functionality from Liongard, and proof that no one is safe from supply chain headaches these days are all among the stories we neglected to report while hunting for toilet paper.

The last edition of Microsoft Small Business Server went EOL this January. Why do so many channel veterans still miss it so?

Businesses subject to compliance regulations need to take stock of their remote workers’ security posture and make sure proper controls are in place, says this Las Vegas-based cybersecurity and compliance expert.

Following a year in which it hired a new cloud VP, launch a new cloud marketplace, and signed deals with a bevy of new cloud vendors, D&H plans to make cashing in on those investments its priority for 2020.

By nurturing and cultivating leadership skills—and putting a process in place to support employee growth—your company’s revenues and profits will increase.

Until inventory shortages start easing, which it expects in about a month, the distributor is coordinating efforts to help vendors with severe supply chain constraints arm partners to meet urgent customer needs, according to Co-President Dan Schwab (pictured).

The unified communications vendor fast-tracked development of the browser-based tool, which was originally slated to reach market in June, to help its partners support end users struggling to stay productive while working from home.