Erick and Rich greet the new year with a look at SolarWinds MSP’s new name, the new business plan you should be drafting right now, and the amusing fallout from a little too much holiday drinking for a reveler in the U.K.
Erick and Rich mull over the grim implications of the SolarWinds Orion hack, discuss a specific technique for taking word of mouth marketing to the next level, and gaze in delighted wonder as 32 illuminated portable toilets sing Christmas carols.
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Cisco, Intel, Epson, ViewSonic, and a train passenger who accidentally left behind a bag full of something people normally play closer attention to are just some of the newsmakers whose stories we’re finally bringing your way.
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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.
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Microsoft Teams has emerged as a heavyweight collaboration tool, but channel pros must find ways to transform it into a profitable offering.
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AI from Spiceworks, a SIEM from Microsoft, and a German court ruling on the medical status of hangovers that arrived just in time for Oktoberfest are just a few of the many stories we’re a bit tardy in sending your way.
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HPE going all in on as a service, SolarWinds rolling out a new service desk application, and an Alabama man raising a meth-head attack squirrel are all among the stories we’ve finally found the time to tell you about.
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New ThinkPads from Lenovo, new EliteBooks for healthcare from HP, a new $15.7 billion acquisition for Salesforce, and a new mother with impressive stamina are just a few of the many stories we’re finally bringing your way.
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Part of a larger effort to enable everything-as-a-service business models, the new platform helps partners create, sell, and bill for subscription-priced solution bundles that combine software and hardware with their own managed services.
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The new functionality, which supports commonly used systems like Adobe Reader, Mozilla Firefox, and Java Runtime Environment, can also automatically install software end users should be using and remove systems they shouldn’t.
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