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  • Cloud Service Providers & Channel Partners at Odds

    The COVID-19 pandemic has obviously had a major impact on the ability of channel partners to engage their end customers.  Because most channel partners have been unable to visit a customer in person, they have needed to rely on digital marketing to engage customers more than ever. Most channel partners even in the best of…

  • How to Model Channel Partner Programs for MSPs

    There are only two ways for companies to make more money: One is to create new customers to sell to and then sell to them. To accomplish this you need to find new prospects, pursue them, penetrate those organizations, convince them of your superiority, propose excellent services and products, and close those sales. Many say…

  • Evolution: Finally an Event Name That Makes Channel Sense

    “Evolution” is defined as “a process of gradual, peaceful, progressive change or development.” So it is really no wonder that the team at Channel Partners chose to change their “Cloud Summit” conference to the “Evolution” conference instead. Why is it no wonder? Because evolution is what’s required in the channel, or should I say the…

  • What Partners Need to Know About HP, Inc.

    What Partners Need to Know About HP, Inc. What Partners Need to Know About HP, Inc. A resurgent HP, Inc. wants the channel to transform. Instead of focusing on transactional sales, HP is now encouraging partners to establish more contractual relationships with customers that deliver IT as a service. HP Hits the Comeback Trail HP,…

  • Arrow Adds Pivot3 to HCI Platform to Line Card

    The fastest growing sector of the data center from an infrastructure perspective is hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) platforms that unify the management of compute and storage. In general, HCI platforms have been limited to the lower end of the market because they typically come in the form of an appliance that doesn’t offer the same level…

  • Quantum Moves to Accelerate Storage Sales

    The fastest growing segment of the storage market involves applications generating massive amounts of unstructured data, so competition in that space is naturally fierce. Quantum Corp. has become the latest storage vendor to implement a sales performance incentive fund (SPIF) designed to reward salespeople that work for a channel partner for selling Quantum storage systems.…

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