Orange, Calif.-based managed service provider Lumen21 has launched a new tiered program for referring, reselling and rebranding managed services to help traditional VARs break into a services-focused model.
One year after taking the helm at Zones, CEO Murray Wright said he is excited about the growth and change he has been able to bring to the solution provider as the company, No. 31 on CRN's SP500 list, positions itself to be a stronger player in the IT industry.
In other top stories from this week, HP took out a full-page ad in The New York Times to lure partners away from IBM. Also, Apple has reportedly started producing new iPads for the fall.
Microsoft's plan to offer free email migrations to Office 365 has raised hackles in the channel. But a new Microsoft document explaining the program to partners shows it might not be such a bad thing after all.
Bromium said malware detection is out and hardware-isolated micro-virtualization is the wave of the future in security. Partners with Canadian companies are set to offer its new products.
2014 was a good year for business, but solution providers said they expect even greater growth in 2015 at a roundtable event at D&H's New England Technology Show.
Former rivals F5 Networks and Cisco are putting the past behind them, and teaming up to drive adoption of joint Cisco and F5 software-defined networking solutions.
The worldwide smartphone market grew to a record 301.3 million devices sold in the second quarter of this year. See what smartphone operating systems benefited from this hike.
Logicalis CEO Vince DeLuca discusses the evolving cloud world, revealing how the solution provider is transforming itself, which vendors are pulling ahead in cloud and how partners will be affected.
Oracle's sales team has seen two channel-friendly, senior executives leave in the past few months, and partners are concerned their departures could leave them unprotected from Oracle field sales.