News & Articles - Page 302

The deal gives the iconic managed services software maker access to capital and business expertise it needs to realize ambitious strategic goals, according to founder Arnie Bellini (pictured), who will step down as CEO.

Speakers and sponsors at the conference, which took place last week in Orange County, Calif., shared advice for capitalizing on rising demand for cybersecurity help and industry-specific services.

The system is designed to help organizations in retail, banking, manufacturing, and other industries run Internet of Things solutions and core business applications at remote sites with no onsite IT support.

The hardware maker’s data center group plans to use the giant mobility event as a venue for releasing a new edge server and showcasing solutions developed in partnership with Scale Computing and Pivot3.

Other enhancements to the company’s multi-vendor, multi-OS subscription purchasing and management program include new Windows 10 migration planning reports and data on which endpoints are running older, potentially insecure BIOS software.

The new, subscription-priced offering is designed to help MSPs drive adoption of managed security services.

The update, which closes the last gap in Central’s support for Sophos offerings, allows partners to manage all of the Sophos offerings they use through a single consolidated management interface.

Based on the vendor’s OneXafe platform, the new offering is designed to help midsize care providers more efficiently manage, secure, and backup exploding volumes of medical data.

Though its acquisition spree isn’t over, the BDR, failover, migration, and now security vendor plans to make growth through partner engagement, recruitment, and cross-selling bigger priorities this year, according to channel exec Tim Puccio (pictured).

The new subscription service aims to provide customers more flexible, agile, and efficient ways to deploy and refresh data center hardware, software, and services without capital investment.