Topic: Partner Programs - Page 24

ChannelPro hosted a capacity crowd in the Los Angeles area for its new, two-day Defend cybersecurity conference.

In this lively webinar, MSP Channel Expert Erick Simpson and Avast Business’ Chris Walter discuss how SMBs can leverage AI to help enhance their operations and remain competitive while being mindful of the potential impact to their security posture, employees, customers, and society as a whole. Takeaways include: The Good: Potential benefits of AI for […]

Partner program news from HP and HPE; alliances for Veeam, Sophos, Syncro, and Acronis; a salvo of upgrades from GoTo; and comforting evidence that Americans aren’t the world’s only lazy tourists are among the many stories we’re finally telling you about.

The partnership offers MSPs a new potential revenue stream while increasing client protection.

MSP360, a provider of simple, secure and reliable backup and IT management solutions for managed services providers (MSPs) and IT departments worldwide, has partnered with iT1 Source, a global, full-service, technology solution provider, headquartered in Tempe, AZ, to deliver more comprehensive solutions and services designed to address security challenges in numerous sectors, specifically education, healthcare, and government. “In partnering with iT1, we’re opening up opportunities for a whole […]

Ingram Micro’s Sanjib Sahoo explains how channel pros can leverage artificial intelligence to heighten customer—and business—experience.

The aim is to “help ISVs of all sizes grow their businesses,” per TD SYNNEX’s Vice President of Cloud & ISV Ecosystems.

With a strong contingent of local MSPs and VARs in attendance, ChannelPro’s regional conference wowed with informative sessions, channel insights, and extended networking opportunities.

D&H Delivers Proprietary Training to Partners in Key Transformative Categories for a Stimulating Tech Conference, Plus a Partnerfi Symposium on 10/16 – 10/1.

In a conversation with ChannelPro, Fred Voccola (pictured) said Datto partners are now better off in meaningful ways than before the mammoth deal, despite billing problems and complaints about support.