Topic: Partner Programs - Page 17
GoTo’s Going Deep on Partnership
The communications and support vendor’s partner program aims to turn mere resellers into true-blue, full-blown partners.
SMBs Want Better SaaS Security. Do You Stack Up?
Managed service providers who include an automated SaaS security solution in their stack can better protect customers without adding more management time.
ChannelPro Weekly Podcast: Episode #247 – Pickles in a Black Box
Do you like pickles? Do you like them enough to reach into a black box supposedly full of them and eat whatever comes out? We recommend re-thinking matters if your answer was yes.
Barracuda Adds Jason Beal to Global Partner Leadership
As the security vendor’s first-ever vice president of worldwide partner ecosystems, the AvePoint, Palo Alto, and Ingram Micro veteran will serve as a liaison between his new employer and an increasingly diverse, complex channel.
Post-Merger TD SYNNEX to Merge its Two Partner Communities
The distributor has long-term plans to unite its Varnex and TechSelect communities into a single company-wide membership organization, according to Kaye McMillan (pictured), who heads up the company’s CommunitySolv organization.
Building Resilience in Uncertain Times
How managed service providers can navigate challenging conditions by leveraging vendor partner and channel ecosystems.
MSP Initiative Wrapping Up a Year of Events
The vendor collective gets ready for its final “Channel Strong” tour of the year after pulling off its last community block party of 2022 in Orlando during Hurricane Nicole.
Vendor to Watch: Perimeter 81
Perimeter 81 provides secure, comprehensive, cloud-based networking as a service for MSPs and their customers.
New Zoom Channel Chief Betting Big on Partners
Todd Surdey (pictured) plans to make more Zoom products and services available through the channel, offer richer benefits to top-tier partners, and drive closer collaboration between partners and the company’s own salesforce.
Ingram Micro Sees “Recession Proof” Year Ahead for IT
On the opening day of its annual ONE conference, execs Kirk Robinson and Paul Bay (pictured left to right) said the distributor will continue investing in strategic resources like its Xvantage “digital experience” despite economic and geopolitical headwinds.