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Tags : data protectionOverland Storage Says Upgraded Channel Program Spurs Sales Growth[June 06, 2011] Overland Storage Says Upgraded Channel Program Spurs Sales Growth Read More... Tags: data protection , data management , Overland Storage , FastTrack Partner , SnapServerIT System Downtime Costs $26.5 Billion A Year, Study Finds[December 12, 2010] CA-sponsored study shows downtime costs North American businesses some $159,000 per company per year, impacting mission critical services, operations, finance and procurement. SMBs shed about $15 billion per year from IT downtime. Read More... Tags: data protection , data recovery , downtime , CA Technologies , IT systemNetApp Nudges Service Providers On Enterprise-level Data Protection Cloud Solutions to SMBs[July 17, 2010] Vendor offers new professional services, resources, tools, integration with Microsoft Toolkit. Read More... Tags: Microsoft , virtualization , data protection , NetApp , StorageSymantec SMB Study Shows Data Loss Biggest IT Worry[June 21, 2010] SMBs spend $51,000 per year on average to safeguard data in noticeable turnabout from last year. Read More... Tags: IT spending , Symantec , data protection , cyber crime , mobile securitySyncsort Charts New Course for Data Protection Resellers[November 28, 2009] Vendor launches new channel strategy data protection software and services. Read More... Tags: services , data protection , channel program , channels , SyncsortSyncsort Charts New Course for Data Protection Resellers[November 28, 2009] Syncsort Charts New Course for Data Protection Resellers Read More... Tags: services , data protection , channel program , channel partners , SyncsortElite Channel Program Highlights Enterprise Data Security Solutions[April 27, 2008] Credant Technologies moves to expand channel business by launching premier program targeting high-end partners Read More... Tags: authentication , security , data protection , Enterprise |
Solutions in a Small World (Latin America): Sealed with a Kiss Even in today’s Internet-dominated world, in-person business connections still make strong impressions. But face-to-face marketers must be aware of cultural disconnects, explains AMD’s Gerald Youngblood.
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