Hurricane Florence or its remnants may reach data centers owned by Amazon Web services (AWS), Apple, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), IBM, Microsoft Azure and Facebook in South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia. Can cloud services provider (CSP) giants remain online?
Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) acquires Engility for $2.5 billion. Deal creates $6.5 billion government IT services and consulting giant.
Zendesk acquires FutureSimple Inc. and Base, a small business salesforce automation software platform, CEO Mikkel Svane confirms. The move further blurs the line between IT service management (ITSM) and sales team automation.
Aware of Hurricane Florence's projected storm path, MSPs across North and South Carolina activate business continuity plans. Executives from Servcom USA, CSP Inc. and The Network Essentials describe data protection preparations.
GreenPages, a hybrid cloud services provider, acquires Massachusetts-based Norwell Technology Group (NTG), an IT and security advisory firm that offers penetration testing and more.
Cisco Systems names Ruba Borno as VP and GM, Managed Services, the networking giant confirms to ChannelE2E. Meanwhile, Cisco's SMB managed services partner push also accelerates.
Hurricane Florence 2018 triggers business continuity, backup and disaster recovery (BDR) tests in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and other potential storm path centers. MSPs & IT service providers help customers brace for impact.
Hystax introduces automated Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud migration tools. The company offers similar tools for Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform (GCP).
