Category Archives for "Managed Services News"

This summer proved there’s no slowdown in deal activity, as our latest M&A addition for July shows. We’ve selected nearly a dozen companies to showcase because their mergers or acquisitions highlighted trends in the market.

Deals in the cybersecurity space stood out, especially for Cerberus Sentinel and Huntress. Both have been on recent acquisition sprees; one will expand talent and capabilities to help MSPs and MSSPs while the other will grow its managed security platform. Find out which one will be doing which.

As for telecommunications/5G, one company is considering selling its managed service business. The proposed deal is a curious one because the business generates half a billion dollars in annual revenue.

Lastly, it’s no surprise Israeli firms have made their mark on the channel. And a recent IBM acquisition demonstrates why that’s the case. See our slideshow above for all of the latest M&A.

Also, if you didn’t catch our previous M&A gallery, you can find it here.

Some big cloud computing news popped up this week, from Avaya and Rackspace to Google Cloud and Nutanix. But other items arose, too. We’ve got those in this short slideshow, above. If you’re keen for a preview, consider these names: Oracle Cloud and AT&T; Amazon Web Services; and Flexential.

We don’t want to give away too much. You’ll want to know what Oracle Cloud and AT&T are doing together, five years after their first time partnering. And if you’re an AWS partner doing anything with supply chain matters, get the scoop on a new program in which you might be able to participate. Finally, data center provider Flexential has some changes that can impact partners.

Let’s start, kicking off with Oracle Cloud and AT&T.

This summer proved there’s no slowdown in deal activity, as our latest M&A addition for July shows. We’ve selected nearly a dozen companies to showcase because their mergers or acquisitions highlighted trends in the market.

Deals in the cybersecurity space stood out, especially for Cerberus Sentinel and Huntress. Both have been on recent acquisition sprees; one will expand talent and capabilities to help MSPs and MSSPs while the other will grow its managed security platform. Find out which one will be doing which.

As for telecommunications/5G, one company is considering selling its managed service business. The proposed deal is a curious one because the business generates half a billion dollars in annual revenue.

Lastly, it’s no surprise Israeli firms have made their mark on the channel. And a recent IBM acquisition demonstrates why that’s the case. See our slideshow above for all of the latest M&A.

Also, if you didn’t catch our previous M&A gallery, you can find it here.

Some big cloud computing news popped up this week, from Avaya and Rackspace to Google Cloud and Nutanix. But other items arose, too. We’ve got those in this short slideshow, above. If you’re keen for a preview, consider these names: Oracle Cloud and AT&T; Amazon Web Services; and Flexential.

We don’t want to give away too much. You’ll want to know what Oracle Cloud and AT&T are doing together, five years after their first time partnering. And if you’re an AWS partner doing anything with supply chain matters, get the scoop on a new program in which you might be able to participate. Finally, data center provider Flexential has some changes that can impact partners.

Let’s start, kicking off with Oracle Cloud and AT&T.

This summer proved there’s no slowdown in deal activity, as our latest M&A addition for July shows. We’ve selected nearly a dozen companies to showcase because their mergers or acquisitions highlighted trends in the market.

Deals in the cybersecurity space stood out, especially for Cerberus Sentinel and Huntress. Both have been on recent acquisition sprees; one will expand talent and capabilities to help MSPs and MSSPs while the other will grow its managed security platform. Find out which one will be doing which.

As for telecommunications/5G, one company is considering selling its managed service business. The proposed deal is a curious one because the business generates half a billion dollars in annual revenue.

Lastly, it’s no surprise Israeli firms have made their mark on the channel. And a recent IBM acquisition demonstrates why that’s the case. See our slideshow above for all of the latest M&A.

Also, if you didn’t catch our previous M&A gallery, you can find it here.

Some big cloud computing news popped up this week, from Avaya and Rackspace to Google Cloud and Nutanix. But other items arose, too. We’ve got those in this short slideshow, above. If you’re keen for a preview, consider these names: Oracle Cloud and AT&T; Amazon Web Services; and Flexential.

We don’t want to give away too much. You’ll want to know what Oracle Cloud and AT&T are doing together, five years after their first time partnering. And if you’re an AWS partner doing anything with supply chain matters, get the scoop on a new program in which you might be able to participate. Finally, data center provider Flexential has some changes that can impact partners.

Let’s start, kicking off with Oracle Cloud and AT&T.

This summer proved there’s no slowdown in deal activity, as our latest M&A addition for July shows. We’ve selected nearly a dozen companies to showcase because their mergers or acquisitions highlighted trends in the market.

Deals in the cybersecurity space stood out, especially for Cerberus Sentinel and Huntress. Both have been on recent acquisition sprees; one will expand talent and capabilities to help MSPs and MSSPs while the other will grow its managed security platform. Find out which one will be doing which.

As for telecommunications/5G, one company is considering selling its managed service business. The proposed deal is a curious one because the business generates half a billion dollars in annual revenue.

Lastly, it’s no surprise Israeli firms have made their mark on the channel. And a recent IBM acquisition demonstrates why that’s the case. See our slideshow above for all of the latest M&A.

Also, if you didn’t catch our previous M&A gallery, you can find it here.

Some big cloud computing news popped up this week, from Avaya and Rackspace to Google Cloud and Nutanix. But other items arose, too. We’ve got those in this short slideshow, above. If you’re keen for a preview, consider these names: Oracle Cloud and AT&T; Amazon Web Services; and Flexential.

We don’t want to give away too much. You’ll want to know what Oracle Cloud and AT&T are doing together, five years after their first time partnering. And if you’re an AWS partner doing anything with supply chain matters, get the scoop on a new program in which you might be able to participate. Finally, data center provider Flexential has some changes that can impact partners.

Let’s start, kicking off with Oracle Cloud and AT&T.

This summer proved there’s no slowdown in deal activity, as our latest M&A addition for July shows. We’ve selected nearly a dozen companies to showcase because their mergers or acquisitions highlighted trends in the market.

Deals in the cybersecurity space stood out, especially for Cerberus Sentinel and Huntress. Both have been on recent acquisition sprees; one will expand talent and capabilities to help MSPs and MSSPs while the other will grow its managed security platform. Find out which one will be doing which.

As for telecommunications/5G, one company is considering selling its managed service business. The proposed deal is a curious one because the business generates half a billion dollars in annual revenue.

Lastly, it’s no surprise Israeli firms have made their mark on the channel. And a recent IBM acquisition demonstrates why that’s the case. See our slideshow above for all of the latest M&A.

Also, if you didn’t catch our previous M&A gallery, you can find it here.

Some big cloud computing news popped up this week, from Avaya and Rackspace to Google Cloud and Nutanix. But other items arose, too. We’ve got those in this short slideshow, above. If you’re keen for a preview, consider these names: Oracle Cloud and AT&T; Amazon Web Services; and Flexential.

We don’t want to give away too much. You’ll want to know what Oracle Cloud and AT&T are doing together, five years after their first time partnering. And if you’re an AWS partner doing anything with supply chain matters, get the scoop on a new program in which you might be able to participate. Finally, data center provider Flexential has some changes that can impact partners.

Let’s start, kicking off with Oracle Cloud and AT&T.