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A brief look at some of the key headlines and happenings over the last 15 years as CRN celebrates 30 years of the Channel Awards

While most attention is given to its digital components, any digital transformation will only be a success if it is built on the correct hardware. Download now for an overview of Tieva, a hardware supplier that deploys, manages, and supports transformative technology solutions in order to help your organization scale and succeed.

Ingram Micro has awarded six ANZ partners at its Global Cloud and Innovation Summit (GCIS) this week in Las Vegas.

Sets new record for most Australian partners to win an award at Ingram Micro’s Global Cloud and Innovation Summit.

Enterprises are seeking forward-thinking service providers who can offer a robust set of services backed by a strong relationship with Microsoft, ISG Provider Lens™ report says ... | May 17, 2023

Sydney-based IT services provider Fuse Technology has been honoured as Ingram Micro’s APAC Solution Partner of the Year, recognised at Ingram ...

Ingram Micro will sunset its Cloud Marketplace and move those capabilities to its Xvantage platform, the distributor said.

When moving your Microsoft workloads to the cloud, you may think Azure is your best option. In this video, you’ll learn why you should consider AWS Cloud as well, including because AWS has been running Microsoft workloads longer and with more instances than any other cloud provider. Watch the video.

As you consider moving your Windows workloads to the cloud bear in mind the differences between AWS and Azure. For starters, organizations have been running Microsoft workloads on AWS for over 12 years, longer than any other cloud provider. This white paper examines the capabilities of AWS Cloud for running Microsoft workloads. Read the paper here.

New Delhi [India], May 11 (ANI/ATK): TAC Security, a San-Francisco based global leader in vulnerability management, has announced the addition of Cyber Risk Quantification (CRQ) Tool to its ESOF Platform, which translates cyber risk and vulnerabilities into dollar values that are easy to communicate to non-technical executives.