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  • A Look at the HPE, Micro Focus Deal

    In one of those complex transactions that don’t seem to have much immediate impact on product strategy, Hewlett Packard Enterprise revealed it has a majority stake in a new Micro Focus entity that combines the existing assets of Micro Focus with what HPE designated as non-core software assets. As part of this deal, HPE software…

  • Tech Data Adds Windows 10 Service to Cloud Program

    As part of an effort to give IT service providers more control over the desktop, Tech Data has launched a subscription service for the enterprise edition of Windows 10. The goal of Tech Data’s Windows 10 Enterprise E3 program is to make it simpler for service providers to license a full suite of Microsoft cloud…

  • Dell Completes EMC Buyout, Channel Watches Closely

    While Sept. 7 might mark Dell Technologies’ first official day as an entity that includes EMC, solution providers will find themselves dealing with multiple business units and organizations underneath what amounts to, for all practical purposes, a holding company. The three main elements of Dell Technologies are a client division henceforth to be simply known…

  • Becoming a Born-in-the-Cloud Provider: A Simple Guide

    By Carmen Sorice and Cristina Greysman It’s clear that the cloud has changed how business is conducted. What is perhaps less clear is how it’s reshaping the traditional reseller channel as well as creating a whole new world of “born-in-the-cloud” partners. A Primer for Born-in-the-Cloud Providers IPED Consulting and Research has defined five types of…

  • Why Vendors Must Invest in Channel Partners

    Okay vendors. What is it going to take to increase revenues from your partner channel? Engagement, training and certification, and it all has to be automated. If you want to drive your company’s revenue growth, you need to invest in your channel partners just as you would your direct sales force, according to Jim DeSocio,…

  • Linux at 25 Has Come a Long Way

    This week marks the 25th birthday of Linux. At the time of its birth, no one inside or outside the channel paid much attention. A quarter of a century later, and it’s impressive to acknowledge just how much Linux and the rest of the open-source community have transformed how IT technologies are developed, acquired and…

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