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Michael Dell’s 5 Boldest Remarks At Dell Technologies World
by Mark Haranas
‘We are committed to deliver all of our products and solutions as-a-Service in an effort we’re calling Project Apex,’ Dell CEO Michael Dell said during his keynote at Dell Technologies World today.
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5 Keys To Dell’s Revamped As-A-Service Strategy: Dell SVP
by Mark Haranas
Dell Technologies Senior Vice President of Product Marketing Sam Grocott breaks down five key strategies and elements in Dell’s new as-a-service Project Apex launch.
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HPE CEO Antonio Neri: 5 Bold Statements At HPE’s Securities Analyst Meeting
by Joseph F. Kovar
HPE President and CEO Antonio Neri told analysts at the annual meeting that the COVID-19 pandemic - combined with digital transformation - is making HPE a more attractive company for customers navigating the new normal.
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11 Top ITSM Tools In 2020: Gartner’s Magic Quadrant
by Mark Haranas
From ServiceNow and BMC to Broadcom and IBM, here are the 11 vendors that made Gartner’s new Magic Quadrant For IT Service Management Tools.
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‘Vista Controls Us’: 5 Warnings From Inside Datto’s IPO
by O’Ryan Johnson
Ahead of its IPO, Datto is setting the stage for a potential conflict between investors and its private equity owner forewarning that ‘its interests may conflict with ours or yours in the future.’
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Here’s What Partners Need To Know About Twilio’s $3.2 Billion Acquisition Of Segment
by Joseph Tsidulko
The acquisition will create a powerhouse in customer engagement by combining an integrated view of customer data with the tools that power outreach across communications channels.
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5 Big Things To Know About IBM’s Spin-Off: A ‘Landmark Day’
by Joseph Tsidulko
The main reason for the breakup is to field two independent entities squarely focused on two unique and massive market opportunities. That’s an approach IBM expects to put both companies on a faster growth trajectory.
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Channel Chief Craig West On Four Ways NetSuite Is Investing In Partners
by Joseph Tsidulko
NetSuite Channel Chief Craig West talks to CRN about the cloud pioneer’s channel evolution, and where it is putting its dollars to further enable partners delivering diverse business solutions.
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Microsoft Office 365 Down For 3rd Time: 5 Things To Know
by Kyle Alspach
The Microsoft outage today was blamed on an update to network infrastructure, and brought Outlook and Teams down for some users in the U.S.
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5 Google Cloud Takeaways From The House Antitrust Report
by Donna Goodison
“As remote work became commonplace during the COVID-19 pandemic, Google attempted to manipulate users into using its Google Meet videoconferencing tool instead of upstart competitor Zoom,” according to the report by House Judiciary Antitrust, Commercial and Administrative Law Subcommittee.
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Google Workspace’s 6 Biggest Security And Privacy Updates
by Donna Goodison
‘We are adding these features to your Google Workspace security toolkit to help prevent abuse and malicious behavior, and to help admins with powerful tools that help them manage security for their organization,’ says Karthik Lakshminarayanan, director of product management for Google Workspace, formerly known as G Suite before today’s rebranding.
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5 Things To Know About Amazon S3 On AWS Outposts
by Donna Goodison
‘Outposts are connected to an AWS (cloud) region and are also able to access Amazon S3 in AWS regions; however, this new feature will allow you to use the S3 APIs to store data on the AWS Outposts hardware and process it locally,’ says Martin Beeby, a principal advocate at AWS.
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Observe Exits Stealth; Targets Splunk, Datadog For Observability: CEO Jeremy Burton
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘These systems have gotten so complex. And so we thought, there’s got to be a way to solve that problem. There has to be a way of looking at all of the data that the applications and the infrastructure emits. There’s got to be a way to figure out what’s going on,’ says Observe CEO Jeremy Burton.
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Six Things To Know About the Latest Microsoft Cloud Outage
by Joseph Tsidulko
Azure Active Directory, Microsoft’s popular identity and access management service, stopped working Monday afternoon after an engineer attempted a code change, locking users across the U.S. out of their cloud-based apps
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