Topic: Hardware - Page 22

If your customers need a personal or workgroup desktop scanner that even an intern can use and get great results, check out the Fujitsu fi-8170.

Two new security alliances, new phones from Poly, a new CEO for GoTo and channel chief for MSP360, and new ads in Japan for something you’d think millennials already do plenty of—drink beer—are among the stories we’re finally telling you about.

Cheerios or starvation? If you’re a breakfast cereal fan, that may not be an easy question. Don’t think it through, though, until you’ve joined Matt, Rich, and returning guest host Antwine Jackson, of Enitech Solutions, as they discuss Kaseya’s new auto-renewal policy, N-able’s new cloud management system, Huntress’s new managed EDR service, and Ingram Micro’s new membership program for ambitious cloud partners, not to mention how, when, and why to fire clients.

Called Process Insights, the service delivers real-time, round-the-clock application telemetry to the vendor’s SOC, where analysts search for suspicious activity, filter out false positives, and issue automated recovery “playbooks” for legitimate threats.

Based on technology the company acquired last month, N-able Cloud User Hub provides multi-tenant tools for administering and securing Microsoft 365 accounts, users, and licenses.

The new pricing feature lets users refresh open quotes with their distributor’s latest rates automatically every 24 hours. The order form feature lets MSPs create reusable templates for orders involving similar products.

The six-city, two-day conference series headed south to North Carolina’s “Queen City” with a lineup of educational sessions addressing the top issues and trends managed service providers and integrators care about.

Security news from Microsoft, Sophos, and Arcserve, a new channel EVP for Kaseya, and the scariest looking virtual assistant ever made are just some of the many stories we waited way, way too long to tell you about this week.

Three steps MSPs can take to establish edge computing expertise and be strategic partners to customers.

The cloud management and security vendor plans to roll out functionality that will let users of its SaaS security module view and take immediate action on threat notifications from Microsoft and Google by the end of the month.