At the distributor’s ONE conference this week, U.S. IoT exec Eric Hembree (pictured) explained why Ingram has been waiting for the right moment to get in on the Internet of Things opportunity, and what it’s up to now that the time to pounce has arrived.

The new as-a-service offering, which is the first member of Ingram’s hybrid solutions portfolio to run on managed, offsite infrastructure, lets businesses enjoy the benefits of a private cloud infrastructure without shouldering the hardware support costs.

According to global cloud exec Nimesh Dave (pictured), the distributor will use a self-serve onboarding tool and a series of solution-hunting search efforts to add lesser-known cloud applications from early-stage vendors to its cloud marketplace.

NORWALK, Conn., Oct. 25, 2018 – Building on its strategy to drive growth with channel partners, Xerox has streamlined access to its top-selling desktop products, making it easier to go from order to delivery.

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The two apps empower end users to quickly create a customized experience – no IT interaction required

Deal Strengthens Hitachi Vantara’s Ability To Accelerate Customers’ Digital Transformation Journeys

Simplify monitoring and troubleshooting with rich application performance insights and distributed transaction tracing

AI transforms chatbots into true digital assistants that help employees simplify user engagement, boost efficiency and improve productivity

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