Business Insight: Round Table
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Roundtable: Improving the channel's bottom line
How to retain profitability within the channel is an issue vendors, distributors and resellers have to constantly stay focused on
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Roundtable: Selling virtualisation to SMBs
Virtualisation is dominant in the enterprise market today, but how is it faring in the SMB space? ARN brought together a collection of channel players and vendors to discuss the opportunities and challenges for virtualisation technology in the smaller end of town.
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In pictures: SMB virtualisation roundtable
ARN recently held a roundtable on selling virtualisation to SMBs. Attached are highlights from the recent event.
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SMB virtualisatrion: The managed services debate
One highly-debated topic raised during the roundtable was whether resellers were investing in building managed and cloud services to meet increased customer demand.
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SMB virtualisation: A case for desktop virtualisation?
While the case for server virtualisation in the SMB market is intensifying, many partners around the table were less convinced about short-term take-up of desktop virtualisation.
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SMB virtualisation: Getting to the next level
One of the questions raised by Dell’s Jon McBride was how resellers were taking virtualisation in their customer base to the next level. While many clients claim to have deployed virtualisation extensively, a bit of digging shows many only have about 10 per cent of their environment on virtual technology.
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SMB virtualisation: The telco threat
Growing popularity of hosting, cloud and the managed services model are raising questions around whether telcos will again threaten the traditional systems integration channel in the SMB space.
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SMB virtualisation: The SMB technology toolbag
Vendors, the channel and the media have spent plenty of time dwelling on the acceptance and deployment of virtualisation in the enterprise sector, but just how far has this technology come at the smaller end of town?
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Selling security to SMBs
ARN pulled together a panel of industry representatives to discuss how to position security solutions successfully to 5-499 seat organisations in today’s economic climate. This roundtable was held in conjunction with Symantec.
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Case study: Getting a grip
Managing IT systems and staff is a massive trial for any business, but when you’re experiencing growth through expansion and acquisition it’s even more challenging. Taking a managed services approach allowed one organisation get a grip on its infrastructure, as MATTHEW SAINSBURY found out.
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Roundtable: Securing content
Successfully securing and controlling information is an increasingly complicated issue for corporates to deal with. ARN recently pulled together a group of security industry experts to talk about the challenges of securing content, as well as best practices and the channel partner’s role. The roundtable was held in conjunction with Marshal8e6.
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