Topic: Cloud - Page 59

Like numbers you can sink your teeth into? So do Matt, Rich, and guest host/channel pro Lisa Shorr, of Secure Future Tech Solutions and Shorr Success. That’s not all they chew over in this episode, either. There are also discussions about ConnectWise buying Service Leadership, Microsoft’s new “employee experience” solution, Trend Micro’s newly expanded XDR solution, and ChannelPro’s 2021 State of the Channel report.

The latest edition of WatchGuard Cloud includes new policy management, MFA, and threat analysis capabilities that advance the vendor’s strategic shift to an identity-first, zero-trust architecture.

At is annual briefing on that topic yesterday, company executives including channel chief Gavriella Schuster (pictured) outlined partner opportunities this year in the Microsoft’s Cloud Solution Provider and co-sell programs, as well as in hardware sales.

Results from our latest reader survey suggest that 2020, while hard, could have been far worse, and that 2021, while uncertain, looks way more promising.

Survey data from BitTitan reveals five key drivers for growing business in a changed IT landscape.

The distribution heavyweight is hiring hundreds of specialists and enhancing its online marketplace in a bid to help partners capitalize on surging cloud demand, according to global cloud channel sales leader Victor Baez (pictured).

Called Microsoft Viva and part of the Microsoft 365 productivity suite, the new system is designed to keep remote employees engaged and productive by centralizing information about colleagues, training, wellbeing, and corporate knowledge.

The Cybersecurity Online Summit offered a full day of live sessions to help MSPs and IT solution providers tackle tough challenges to keep SMB customers safe while growing their business.

The new system is designed to help Cloud Access Security Broker developers identify, classify, and control access to cloud applications more completely and accurately.

The new system, which joins existing data protection products for Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure, rounds out Veeam’s support for the three leading hyperscale cloud environments.