The consistency part of that formula will result in globally aligned policies and benefits for HP’s partner program beginning this May, according to Christoph Schell (pictured) in an interview on the ChannelPro Weekly podcast.

New functionality introduced today lets users apply patches to specialized and custom-coded solutions not on the growing list of products already supported by Pulseway’s patch management system.

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The announcement follows a similar move last May involving N-central, SolarWinds’s on-premises RMM platform.

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Officially announced during Auvik’s Frankly MSP Live partner conference, the new functionality lets Liongard partners import detailed information about routers, switches, and other network devices into their consolidated documentation data repository.

According to Chief Product Officer Alex Hoff, pictured, ConnectWise, Datto, Kaseya, and SolarWinds are all partners eager to consume its data rather than potential competitive threats.

Speaking with ChannelPro at its first-ever partner conference, the vendor described plans that include better classifying Internet of Things hardware, importing and analyzing event logs, and building the ultimate network troubleshooting platform.

The new product, which updates and replaces the vendor’s Sophos Mobile Security solution, protects Chromebooks and other Chrome OS devices in addition to Android and iOS hardware.

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