Resolve Systems New Channel Partner Program to Speed up IT Automation
The global partner program will drive revenue and added value for SIs, VARs, and MSPs while making intelligent IT automation...
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Channel Partnerships Are Born in the Cloud
The IT industry is transforming at a rapid pace and moving towards everything-as-a-service model where technologies such as cloud, IoT,...
R&M To Step Up Its East India Reach
Swiss cabling systems provider R&M, discussed ways to increase its East India reach at the Emerging Tech Conclave recently held...
Facilio To Build Strong Channel Network In India
Facilio, an Atlanta and Chennai-based facilities management company, is vigorously expanding into India, the Middle East and US markets and...
Artificial Intelligence Can Transform Railways Safety, Growth and Productivity
Speaking at the valedictory session of an AI Conference in New Delhi, Goyl said,“Artificial Intelligence (AI) can transform Indian Railways...
Non-Tech Channel Players To Replace Legacy Partners: Study
Bengaluru: The new generation channel players, which includes non-technology organizations may take over legacy channel partners, claims The 2112 Group’s...
AWS Bets Big On Alexa, AI As Next Channel Opportunity
Mumbai: Channel partners are always on the lookout for new and emerging business prospects to differentiate themselves in the market....
Tech Majors Bet Big On Startups For AI Deal
August seems to be the month of acquisitions, particularly in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) space. Recently, chip giant Intel announced its plans to buy Nervana Systems, close on the heels of iPhone maker Apple’s announcement on the buyout of machine-learning startup, Turi. In recent times, technology companies are teaming up with startups in the field of AI to outdo competition in the space. Intel is strengthening its AI efforts by acquiring the two-year-old San Diego, California-based startup Nervana Systems, which has already grabbed much attention for its machine learning technology....
Ericsson Trends for 2016: Smartphones Will Be Forgotten in 5 Years
While Artificial Intelligence will gain prominence, smartphones will start losing their importance, according to Ericsson ConsumerLab’s report in the 10...