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  • IT Automation Emerges as a New Channel Opportunity

    One of the hottest emerging trends in IT these days is the shift toward increased reliance on automation. While the idea has been around, thanks to the rise of open-source tools from companies such as Chef and Puppet Labs, the adoption of IT automation tools has increased markedly. Driving this trend is nothing short of…

  • Dell Reshapes Its Channel Strategy

    Michael Dell is having more fun running his eponymous company now that it is private, and he and his executive team have more time to spend with customers. Dollars that previously went toward servicing Wall Street obligations are now going back into innovation—to customers’ benefit, the Dell CEO added. Working through the channel to sell…

  • SAP Pursues New Channel Paths to the Cloud

    As part of an effort to significantly expand its reach into small and midsize enterprises (SMEs), SAP plans to explore alternative channels that will rely more on telecommunications and cloud service providers. As the way software is acquired in the age of the cloud continues to fundamentally change, solution providers in the channel will need…

  • Splunk Expanding Analytics Platform with Channel Help

    While Splunk search technology is widely used within IT organizations to analyze machine data generated by IT infrastructure, the company’s core technology hasn’t been applied that much outside the IT department. Now, with the help of channel partners, Splunk aims to expand its presence across the enterprise via a series of analytics offerings that deliver…

  • McAfee Aims to Rally the Channel

    McAfee has a broad range of security products in its portfolio, but it is best known for selling anti-virus software. At the recent McAfee Focus 2013 conference, the company rallied channel partners to increase the number of McAfee products they sell into any account to at least three while at the same time promising to…

  • Avnet Extends Its SAP Partnership to North America

    Avnet penned a new distribution agreement with SAP to sell the software giant’s enterprise applications portfolio in the U.S. and Canada. Avnet—which already distributes SAP offerings in the Asia-Pacific region—is aiming to help its channel partners capture a bigger piece of global enterprise IT spending, which Gartner researchers forecast to reach $2.68 trillion in 2013. “Enterprise software…

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