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The 10 Coolest New Big Data Technologies And Tools Of 2018
by Rick Whiting
As the volume of data that businesses try to collect, manage and analyze continues to explode, spending for big data management and business analytics technologies is expected to reach $260 billion by 2022. Here are 10 big data products that caught our attention in 2018.
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by Joseph F. Kovar
India-based global solution provider HCL Technologies on Thursday announced it is beefing up its software business and as-a-service capabilities with a $1.8 billion acquisition of a large part of IBM's software portfolio.
by Gina Narcisi
At her bail hearing on Friday in Canada, Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou was accused of covering up Huawei's relationship with Skycom, a company that was doing business in Iran despite trade sanctions. The Canadian government said that Huawei and Skycom are the same company.
by Kyle Alspach
Leading vendors with new tablets on the market this year have included Microsoft, Samsung, Apple and HP.
by Michael Novinson
The 10 products making waves in the cybersecurity market have emphasized stronger detection and correlation of threat data as well as extending and centralizing device management.
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From Sole Proprietorship To Global Solution Provider: What MSPs Need To Do To Evolve
by Gina Narcisi
"Run your business as if you're going to sell it tomorrow," Michael France, COO of solution provider coaching firm Taylor Business Group, told an audience of MSPs at the NexGen 2018 Conference & Expo. -
VC-backed Innovators Are Bringing Big Opportunity To The Channel
by Joseph F. Kovar
With so much innovation being brought to the IT business and the channel, it is important for solution provider to pick and choose what fits client needs, an innovation consultant said at the NexGen conference. -
WATCH: Cybereason Co-Founder On Why Another Marriott-Sized Breach Could Be On Its Way
by Joseph F. Kovar
CRNtv chats with Cybereason Co-Founder and CTO Yonatan Striem Amit about the lessons learned from the Marriott breach and what solution providers need to know. -
HCL Technologies Sees $1.8B IBM Deal A Win For Both Companies, Customers
by Joseph F. Kovar
With the software products, including icons like Lotus Notes and the fast-growing BigFix security application, HCL Technologies will also get IBM sales and development teams it said will ensure clients will see a smooth transition to the global services provider. -
5 Companies That Had A Rough Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending Dec. 7, CRN looks at IT companies that were unfortunate, unsuccessful or just didn't make good decisions. -
Apple's New MacBook Air Vs. Dell XPS 13: Head-To-Head
by Kyle Alspach
The CRN Test Center compares Apple's refreshed MacBook Air with Dell's XPS 13 redesign for 2018. -
Qualcomm Confirms 269 Layoffs As Data Center Ambitions Fade
by Dylan Martin
The layoffs are another sign of Qualcomm’s diminishing ambitions to make a dent in the data center chip business that is dominated by Intel. -
Microsoft's $5B IoT Plan Will Arm Partners With New Products, Services
by Dylan Martin
Microsoft announced on Wednesday that it will invest $5 billion into Internet of Things initiatives over the next four years — a plan that is expected to provide channel partners with new products and services. -
5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending Dec. 7, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their 'A' game to the channel. -
APC’s Digital Edge - You Can Have It Your Way - Selling Flexible Solutions
by Alexa Rowe
You’re never going to discover a solution that’s one-size-fits-all, so why not give your customers choices. EcoStruxure IT’s a la carte offerings allow any size partner to take action and close the loop by converting data into meaningful analytics. -
Propelics Launches Program To Bring Full Power Of Mobile To Field Services
by Kyle Alspach
The enterprise mobility specialist is delivering a five-week program, from strategy to app prototyping, to customers with major services operations. -
WATCH: Pinnacle Group CEO Nina Vaca Shares How She Turned $300 Into A Billion-Dollar-Plus Company
by Diana Blass
‘I always say it only took Pinnacle 22 years to become an overnight sensation. In those 22 years, that journey has been peppered with blessings and lessons – and failures quite frankly,’ says Pinnacle Group CEO and Chairman Nina Vaca.
