Introduced on the same day as a free licensing benefit, the new systems are the first offerings from a free software program that will roll out roughly one new system every quarter.

The company’s Partnerd program aims to help newcomers to Microsoft Azure start profiting from it fast.

How about that Sven? You do know Sven, right? Everybody knows Sven! Especially Matt, Rich, and their returning guest host for this special episode of ChannelPro Weekly sponsored by Exclusive Networks, Chris Ploessel of RedNight Consulting.

Start developing some expertise in DLTs, particularly if your customers are in the logistics, financial, and virtual asset industries.

Heads up! There’s a new ChannelPro Weekly coming at you featuring Matt, Rich, guest host Vince Tinnirello of Anchor Network Solutions, and ChannelPro Managing editor Colleen Frye. They’ve all got lots to say about Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s new solution-as-a-service partner program, Dell’s strong but somewhat slower PC sales, documentation pro tips, and the 2022 summer edition of the ChannelPro Book Club.

The ever-wandering Joel Zaidspiner speaks with Evo Security, JumpCloud, and TitanHQ.

MSPs are in a position to compare, recommend, integrate, and manage multiple clouds tailored to the needs of each customer.

Though PC and peripheral orders through the channel rose just 1% on an annualized basis in the hardware maker’s fiscal Q1, that’s in relation to a quarter one year ago in which orders soared 21%.

New hardware from Lenovo, Supermicro, and Arcserve, secure record sharing from Keeper Security, and the perfect belated Father’s Day gift for the dad who loves booze made with invasive aquatic species are a few of stories we’ve finally gotten around to.

Fear not, channel pros. Matt and Rich will protect you from nosey little talking paper clip icons. And with help from returning guest host Angel Rojas, of DataCorps Technology Solutions, they’ll also discuss Kaseya closing its acquisition of Datto, the new, possibly breakthrough RMM solution Kaseya says it has coming later this year, and the new AI-powered recommendation engine Kaseya just launched that they swear isn’t Clippy.