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Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins: Moving To The Cloud Alone Isn’t A Security Cure-All
by Gina Narcisi
Moving to the cloud won’t solve all security woes, Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins tells CRN. A holistic approach to architecting a secure overall environment is what’s required in today’s hybrid cloud world, solution providers add.
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Microsoft Azure Enterprise Search Gets Boost With New Integration
by Wade Tyler Millward
Sinequa has integrated its intelligent enterprise search tool with Microsoft Azure to improve how large companies find data across multiple sources.
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What Comes Next For Microsoft’s Gavriella Schuster
by Jennifer Zarate
‘Microsoft has given me the opportunity and the freedom to chart the course for my future, and so I’m incredibly grateful and I plan to focus much more of my time on driving for that inclusive workforce,’ former Microsoft partner chief Gavriella Schuster tells CRNtv.
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John Chambers: HPE Works With Startups ‘Better Than Any Other Company’
by Steven Burke
‘What is fun is HPE has an unusual talent from the very beginning in Silicon Valley of working together with others and creating a win-win innovation approach,’ says former Cisco CEO John Chambers, the current chairman of Pensando, which is teaming with HPE on the edge computing opportunity.
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Israel Taps AWS, Google Cloud For $1B State Cloud Infrastructure Project
by Donna Goodison
Consulting firm KPMG won the bid to help set up a Cloud Center of Excellence and establish a government cloud migration strategy.
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IBM CEO Krishna: Hybrid Cloud ‘Transformation’ Already Yielding Results
by Wade Tyler Millward
As IBM pursues greater partner engagement around the hybrid cloud opportunity, the company reported a 21-percent increase in total cloud revenue during the first quarter of the year.
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Microsoft’s Jeff Teper On Teams: Partners Should ‘Ride The Wave’
by Donna Goodison
‘There’s no better way for partners to make money right now than to help organizations retool their real estate, their employees and their applications for the hybrid workplace,’ says Jeff Teper, corporate vice president of Microsoft 365 collaboration.
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Revived Oracle Lawsuit With Rimini Street A ‘Message’ For MSPs: Attorneys
by Wade Tyler Millward
‘If you’re selling and reselling from an upstream provider, understand the limits of what that upstream partner is providing,’ an attorney whose clients include VARs and MSPs told CRN.
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IBM Buys MyInvenio, Another ‘Weapon’ In IT Automation Domination
by Wade Tyler Millward
The deal adds to the growing IBM automation portfolio, building on IBM’s 18-month platform buildout. One IBM partner calls the addition of myInvenio to Big Blue’s roster a ‘critical ingredient to the business process piece.’
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Satya Nadella Praises Yorktel, RedBit For Innovative Uses Of Microsoft Technology
by Donna Goodison
Some of the ways that channel partners have leveraged Microsoft’s products during the global coronavirus pandemic have been ‘pretty stunning,’ according to Nadella.
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COLUMN: Security Crisis -- Public Cloud Is Not A Security Cure-All
by Steven Burke
CRN Executive Editor Steve Burke says businesses are turning to solution providers to separate fact from fiction, particularly with regard to whether the public cloud is more secure than an on-premises IT environment.
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It’s Official: IT Services Giant Ensono Acquired By KKR
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘[Investment firms] are seeing companies moving to the cloud, and seeing companies like ours helping those companies succeed not only with the new shiny stuff but with the legacy technology,’ said Ensono CEO Jeff VonDeylen.
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Salesforce San Francisco Office Reopening In May With ‘Volunteer Vaccinated Cohorts’
by Wade Tyler Millward
‘Salesforce offices have always been iconic, not only in their location and how they look, but more importantly in how they enable collaboration amongst their employees,’ says Eran Gil, CEO of Salesforce Platinum Consulting partner AllCloud.
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Microsoft Jumps ‘Light Years’ In Health Care AI With Nuance Acquisition: Partners
by Kyle Alspach
The planned $19.7 billion acquisition of Nuance is a huge artificial intelligence and voice recognition win for Microsoft, and should create major services opportunities with health care customers in the channel, solution providers told CRN.
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