How should solution provider execs manage their firms and lives? Take these tips from a former telecom CEO who now runs 14 startups.

Four top Women of the Channel executives share their advice with others about how to succeed in the channel.

Four top Women of the Channel executives share their advice with others about how to succeed in the channel.

Account management, marketing support and cloud performance -- these are just a few of the concerns that channel partners may have when working with cloud vendors.

Microsoft Corporation and its interesting journey, as reported by its official website has made it a worldwide leader in providing both people and businesses with a range of software products, services and solutions for helping them realize their full potential. The software giant was co-founded by Bill Gates along with his friend Paul Allen on April 4, […]

ORLANDO — SAP SE (NYSE: SAP) and Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: “MSFT”) today announced joint plans to deliver broad support for the SAP HANA platform deployed on...

Poor performance can impact your deliverability rates and have larger implications in regards to privacy and CAN-SPAM violations if you are not compliant. The post Email Deliverability and Data Quality appeared first on ANNUITAS.

As of October 2015, commissions under the Advisor program were reduced from 23% to 15% in the first year and from 4% to 3% in the second year. You can still make money as an Office 365 Advisor. Read our three-step guide to find out how. The post The Microsoft Advisor’s 3 Guaranteed Steps to Success appeared first on SherWeb.

The going live this week of Microsoft’s two Canadian data centres opens up significant opportunities for both Microsoft – and its channel partners.

Predictive marketing software can have powerful implications for efficiency and effectiveness across Marketing and Sales. Read the full article at MarketingProfs

Today, consumers make an average of six to eight touches before they make a purchase. But do you know which […]

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Big Data Market by Component, Type, Deployment Model, Vertical, and Region - Global Forecast to 2021" report to their offering. The big data market is projected to reach USD 66.79 billion by 2021 at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 18.45% during 2016-2021. The growth can be attributed to the tremendous increase in the data being generated across various organizations and the need to analyze it. Big data anal

HR professionals require a variety of skills to work in the field. Background in social science is always good start as the best HR professional possesses excellent interpersonal skills and knowledge of human psychology, as well as strong written and verbal skills. If you want to improve your earnings or revenue, update your…

We are predominately in the Information Technology Age as such the developments in technology now dominate sourcing to a large extent. First we had Desktop computers, than came Laptops, than tablets and now we have smart phones making their way into every home. It is only fair to say that Mobile Recruiting is the next development in sourcing. With almost everybody having a smart phone it is obvious that job seekers will want to view and apply for jobs via mobile. Here’s…

One of the hot trends in recruiting right now is using social media to reach candidates. This infographic looks at how businesses can use social platforms to attract new candidates.

Discover 10 simple, but powerful tools you can immediately use to research your small business competition The post 10 Simple Tips for Researching Your Competition (+ Free Action Plan) appeared first on Shoestring Marketing.

Microsoft's forthcoming SQL Server 2016 adds better encryption, support for unstructured data queries including those on Apache Hadoop, and new features to enable the hybrid cloud. The updates are part of an overhaul that updates Microsoft's flagship database management platform for a new age.

Companies are under tremendous pressure to reduce IT costs. Cloud and Software as a Service (SaaS) offer significant potential cost reductions through the use of shared infrastructure and standardized software offerings. However, there are often significant concerns if the service or application stores or processes Personally Identifiable Information, important intellectual property, other sensitive information, the criticality of the system, or whether the solution opens avenues into a company’s core systems.

The upshot is teams can use SAP tools to complete a range of common tasks -- book travel, automatically extract receipts from e-mails, recruit job candidates -- without leaving familiar Microsoft environments.

Here are four things a solution provider can do when important vendors alter their go-to-market strategies.