Tom Georgens is out as CEO at NetApp, as the storage vendor's board of directors appointing George Kurian, executive vice president of product operations, as the company's new CEO.

Cisco partners say incoming CEO Chuck Robbins is making a more agile company, starting with the departure of top executives Rob Lloyd and Gary Moore.

LogMeIn's Paddy Srinivasan lays out why so many businesses are transitioning from product-led models to services platforms -- and it's not just about recurring revenue.

As the $1.9 billion acquisition of Websense by the major defense contractor closes, new CEO John McCormack said the joint venture means a unique perspective on the security market -- the ability to leverage best practices from the public sector in the commercial space.

The Power 100 is culled from the ranks of CRN's Women of the Channel and spotlights those female executives whose insight and influence in their respective companies help drive channel success. Here's Part 2 of the list.

The Power 100 is culled from the ranks of CRN's Women of the Channel and spotlights those female executives whose insight and influence in their respective companies help drive channel success. Here's Part 1 of the list.

Partners say with the Windows 10 release date public now, they are eager to start the upgrade conversation with customers despite facing expected upgrade laggards.

Altera manufactures field programmable gate arrays that include programmability, security and high-performance features for Internet of Things solutions.

Channel chiefs say M&A activity benefits the market overall for solution providers. But does that include small, regional players?

Pure Storage is ending its use of industry-standard server hardware for a custom hardware approach to increase performance and density, and backing it up with a new program that provides nondisruptive capacity, controller and software upgrades.

According to solution providers, the greater impact of a massive earthquake in Silicon Valley likely would be felt on California's infrastructure, including roads, power and communications.

Incoming Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins Monday said the company's two presidents, Rob Lloyd and Gary Moore, are leaving the company in a move that will lead to a "flatter leadership team designed for the speed, innovation and execution."

At the Google I/O developer conference, the company unveiled a new consumer-focused Internet of Things operating system called Brillo.

Microsoft is crazy about open source these days, and now it's launching a public preview of technology that lets Azure customers run the Cloud Foundry Platform-as-a-Service.

For the week ending May 29, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their 'A' game to the channel.

Tyler Technologies has acquired solution provider specializing in electronic citation software to tone up its mobile data gathering.

Vijilan Security is launching into the North American market Monday with an offering tailored to help MSPs bring a full suite of white-labeled security services to their clients.

After the apparently false rumor of a Nutanix acquisition, Cisco partners are wondering when the networking giant is going to unleash a hyper-converged infrastructure play in the growing HCI market.

Tech Data CEO Bob Dutkowsky spoke exclusively with CRN to address partner concerns over his company's acquisition of solution provider Signature Technology Group.

For the week ending May 29, CRN looks at IT companies that were unfortunate, unsuccessful or just didn't make good decisions.