Topic: Hardware - Page 63

CLEVELAND–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Eaton today announced the launch of its Brightlayer digital foundation, a major step in its transformation into an intelligent power management company. By leveraging Brightlayer, Eaton is enabling customers to optimize how power is used, stored and distributed through data and insights from secure, connected and intelligent assets.

Sure, you haven’t been swarmed by hordes of rabid raccoons yet, people, but give it time. 2020 isn’t over yet. While you wait, listen in as Matt, Rich, and guest host Lawrence Cruciana, of Corporate Information Technologies, discuss Intel’s new partner program, SkyKick’s new cloud management solution, Datto’s new IPO, and SolarWinds MSP’s likely forthcoming IPO.

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Version 6.7 of the product also includes geo-fencing functionality, the ability to enforce automated defensive measures on potentially compromised MacOS endpoints, and compliance reporting for both Macs and USB storage devices.

Called Project APEX and introduced at this week’s Dell Technologies World conference, the long-term initiative debuted alongside new storage-as-a-service solutions and pre-configured purchasing and Flex On Demand financing options.

During a virtual partner conference today, Eric Thompson (pictured) and others offered details on the new Intel Partner Alliance and extolled the advantages it will offer over previously separate programs for solution providers, OEMs, and ISVs, among others.

At its Intel Partner Connect event today and in conversations with ChannelPro, company executives discussed the ups and downs of an unpredictable year, the easing of supply chain problems, and more.

The vendor’s new SkyKick Cloud Manager product is designed to provide a comprehensive platform for automating administrative tasks that would otherwise require dozens of clicks or deep scripting skills to execute.

Shiny new phones from Apple, shiny new security tech from Untangle, McAfee, and Palo Alto, and a shiny new baby boy who delivered himself without medical assistance are among the stories we’re belatedly sneaking in before the weekend.

Now known as ScalePad, the company has turned a management solution for PCs, servers, and network gear into a comprehensive lifecycle management system for both hardware and the software running on it, according to CEO Dan Wensley (pictured).