Per a statement, Jabra+ for Admins offers a seamless experience from start to finish, allowing users to manage their communication devices with ease. As a result, it helps save time on administration and troubleshooting. IT administrators will have visibility and control over settings, firmware and insights from one unified software platform. Moreover, they can check in for real-time status updates from anywhere, says Jabra.

According to the company, Jabra+ for Admins will pave the way for future experiences for IT administrators, end users and partners. The platform will start with meeting room and video device management that customers can sign up for now via an Early Adopter Program. There will be wider availability later this summer, Jabra adds.

Next-Generation Meeting-Room and Video-Device Management

With Jabra+ for Admins, users can effortlessly monitor and manage all Jabra meeting room solutions with a clear visual overview of rooms, locations and devices. The modern user-interface (UI), new design, and enhanced intuitiveness make device management more accessible. All in all, it offers a comprehensive solution for IT administrators, the company states.

The platform also allows users to manage all devices in a room collectively; thus optimizing the in-room experience by remotely configuring devices and updating firmware. The real-time online/offline status tracking of rooms and devices helps to identify immediate issues. This then reduces IT tickets and ensures a seamless meeting experience, the company reveals.

Jabra+ for Admins: A Unified and Secure Cloud Platform

As a unified software platform, Jabra+ for Admins can integrate with IT help desk systems and third-party tools to create an ecosystem for device management. Whether updating devices, customizing headsets, or integrating with Jabra devices, users engage with a single system.

Per a statement, Jabra+ for Admins also leverages the security and scalability of Microsoft Azure. As a result, it provides a platform with Single Sign-On (SSO). SSO enhances security by reducing attack surfaces and streamlining user authentication, resulting in a better user experience and alleviating IT burdens associated with password recovery.

Holger Reisinger, SVP of enterprise solutions at Jabra, says, “In the hybrid workplace where managing meeting rooms and multiple devices is increasingly complex, we understand the importance of simplicity and efficiency. This is why we created Jabra+ for Admins; a streamlined, secure platform that is easy to use. Users can now be more productive and spend more time on what makes their business thrive.”

Another version of this article originally appeared on our sister-site Commercial Integrator on January 30, 2024. It has since been updated for My TechDecisions’ audience.

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Per the company, the Philips Tableaux ePaper displays have opened up a new era of digital signage displays. Here, the innovative series has helped pioneer full color, energy efficient and eco-friendly digital signage. It thus delivers full color content while running 24/7, unplugged and with zero power.

Telelogos’ software solution enables easy remote management of displays. This includes changing content across sectors such as retail, corporate and education environments. Telelogos harnesses the power of the Android SoC within the Philips Tableaux displays. With this, it thus provides the functionality for managing content, applications and security. It also allows users to take remote control of the display.

PPDS, Telelogos, A Mutually Beneficial Partnership

Tim de Ruiter, global business development and partnerships’ director at PPDS, says, “Our longstanding partnership with Telelogos made this latest collaboration incredibly easy. And Our Philips Tableaux range has made an immediate impact with our customers; delivering on the energy savings and sustainable business opportunities they need. We have been delighted to collaborate with Telelogos to bring this solution into the mix just a couple of months after our Philips Tableaux launch.”

Christophe Billaud, managing director at Telelogos, then adds, “We are delighted to be the first ISV to be able to provide a solution for remotely managing the Philips Tableaux range from PPDS. With our expertise in Android development, device management; and thanks to the close collaboration we have created over the many years partnered with PPDS; we [could] support this new technology in displays very rapidly. The interest and feedback from our integrator partners and our clients has been hugely positive.”

Another version of this article originally appeared on our sister-site Commercial Integrator on April 13, 2023. It has since been updated for My TechDecisions’ audience.

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As a result of this rising popularity, the global interactive display market is expected to achieve a 7.1% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) between 2022 and 2030. In 2021, the market’s value was $18.741 billion. By 2030, analysts believe that touchscreen technology devices will become a $31.44 billion powerhouse. The education sector and its blossoming relationship with interactive touchscreens will fuel this growth.

Why Is Touchscreen Technology Great for Schools?

What makes touchscreens so popular in the classroom? The answer is short and sweet: because it works. Touchscreen devices changed the way students learn. Users find them easier and more fun to operate. In addition, the instant feedback generated by touchscreen technology makes it more engaging. Needless to say, educators seized the opportunity to provide students with a new and fun way to learn.

Below are some of the top reasons why interactive touchscreens make a great medium for teaching:

Students Respond to Touchscreens Positively

Students responding positively to interactive learning is by far the most compelling reason to invest in touchscreen technology. Touchscreens promote active learning; active learning is when learners receive instant feedback about their actions. A Harvard study showed that students who engaged in active learning scored better on tests than students who attended lectures.

Touchscreen devices feature interactive lesson modules that include instant reactions to the students’ touches. In addition, multi-touch versions encourage collaboration and teamwork among students. All of these elements work together to foster a fun classroom environment where students don’t even realize they’re learning.

Teachers Love the All-In-One Solution

The interactive touchscreen replaces three classroom devices: the whiteboard, the projector and the video player. This presents an integrated solution that’s convenient for everyone. Teachers no longer need to waste valuable class time scrambling to find resources, as all lesson plans and materials are digitally stored and ready to light up the screen. Furthermore, touchscreen devices require less space and are easier to set up.

Expandable and Upgradable

As touchscreen devices work similarly to PCs, they too require regular maintenance to run smoothly. Software upgrades and drive optimization procedures are fairly standard processes that the district IT team can perform habitually. If programs and applications require higher processing power, expansions and upgrades are available for most devices. This flexibility allows school districts to continue making use of their investments for longer. However, it also requires the support of reliable device management software.

Don’t Forget Device Management for Touchscreen Technology

Manufacturers and vendors that offer touchscreen technology solutions to schools and districts should realize that customers’ needs go beyond physical devices. Once installed, administrators will need help to manage these devices and ensure they perform optimally. This means making sure that all devices are running the latest operating system and software versions. It also means keeping the devices locked, so only authorized users can operate and only authorized applications can run.

To provide the ultimate value to education sector customers, vendors should bundle their hardware offerings with reliable device management software. This helps ensure that devices receive proper monitoring, maintenance and management to keep them running smoothly throughout their lifespan. The right device management software can also provide full security services. This helps protect not just the devices themselves, but also the data they contain.

Buyers from various school districts and private institutions will appreciate sellers who bundle a reliable device manager that is powerful enough to maximize their education technology investments.

Device Management Software Features for Touchscreen Technology

The ideal device management solution should contain features and functions that help touchscreen technology devices consistently perform at their best. It should also help protect the devices from unauthorized use or access. Below are some of the ideal features that should be part of any bundled device management solution.

Cloud-based, AWS-powered System

To have 24/7 access to the district’s units, the device management software should be cloud-based. It should also operate under a reliable server, like Amazon Web Services (AWS). AWS prompts fast, secure connections that implement end-to-end encryption while conforming to global and regional privacy standards.

Device Agnostic

Recognizing that some touchscreen devices can come from other sources, the device management software shouldn’t discriminate against device brands or operating systems. It should have no problem connecting with any touchscreen devices in the network.

Low-Level Management Layer

Maintenance procedures on hundreds or thousands of devices are much easier when conducted remotely. The software should manage Over-the-Air (OTA) updates over the internet to perform updates on multiple devices. Alternatively, the device manager should allow options for administrators to perform updates on a single device, a batch, or the entire fleet.

Assign Access Levels

Keeping touchscreen devices safe means restricting functions to those with proper authorization. End-users, like teachers and students, should only be allowed to use the school device in official school activities. Meanwhile, school district officials and data analysts should have access to the devices’ data to gather insights and formulate strategies. Finally, administrators and IT support teams should have internal access to perform maintenance, repair, and security procedures. Assigning multiple access levels means every user gains access to the areas they need—no more, no less.

Provide Security Measures

In cases when users attempt to access restricted files or launch unauthorized apps, the device manager can simply lock or freeze the device to prevent further attempts. In more daring cases where users try to transport devices outside of the authorized zone, geolocation alerts can warn administrators to disable the device and/or wipe its data.

Touchscreen Technology Is Here to Stay

Devices that run on touchscreen technology will likely remain a major part of schools’ hardware for the foreseeable future. They have gifted convenience, more successful learning and fun to classrooms all over the world.

Of course, touchscreen devices can pose a significant financial investment. This is precisely why they require careful management to preserve their functionality and extend their lifespans. Device manufacturers and vendors should take note of the need to provide this value-added service. Bundling reliable device management software can give buyers the confidence to take the plunge.

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Meanwhile, not all electronics manufacturers who joined the smart TV bandwagon recognized the importance of developing their own operating system, or even their own device management software. Some companies felt the resources could be better spent elsewhere. So, some manufacturers signed up for Google’s Android TV operating system instead.

Why Telcos Bundle Android TV Devices

Recognizing the needs of their clients, most telecommunication service providers offer bundling services. In addition to broadband services, they often add in a smart device at discounted rates. Why? Bundling is an effective strategy that works for both the telco and the consumers. For telcos, offering a product such as an Android TV device that plays streaming services and other internet-based content means increased utilization of their services.

Video-on-demand (VOD), in particular, is particularly bandwidth-heavy, so telcos apply bundled promos to convince customers to upgrade to higher plans that offer faster speeds and higher limits. At the same time, tying the customer to a contract means locking the client for a fixed period.

Meanwhile, customers appreciate the cost savings offered by the telco for the bundled hardware and service package. Receiving the right mix of hardware and service bundles makes them think that their choice of telco is the right one. By providing the necessary system for them to consume content, telcos become forward-thinking and customer-centric companies.

The Need for Reliable Device Management Software

As more manufacturers and telco operators bundle Android TV devices, the need for reliable device management software grows. Even after these devices make it into homes, companies still need to ensure the software performs well. However, servicing each individual device in its client location is both impractical and costly.

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A more practical approach is to provide over-the-air (OTA) updates that come from a central location. This ensures that all devices in the fleet can receive critical software and firmware updates automatically and wirelessly. While most manufacturers and providers have default software to do so, the legacy systems they use may not be enough. Broadband providers often deploy protocols such as TR-069 to provide remote updates for customer premises equipment (CPE). However, these older protocols may take days or even weeks to perform mass service updates.

Features of a Modern Device Management Software

Modern device management software should be able to harness today’s technology to provide complete, uninterrupted support to fleet devices—anywhere, anytime. Ideally, the support software should contain the following features:

Cloud-Based Operations

Cloud-based device management software can get the job done better, faster and more efficiently. The convenience of cloud remote access means that support teams can service users from anywhere. This way, administrators and support personnel can schedule updates without disrupting users. In addition, the ideal device management software can perform diagnostics and updates selectively. They can choose to update a single device, a group of selected devices, or take on the entire fleet at once.

Assign User Permission Levels

Device management software should always provide different user access levels to keep sensitive data available to only authorized personnel. It also keeps the system software secure from any hacking attempts. For example, only system administrators and support teams can perform maintenance and update operations on devices. Marketing and sales personnel can access usage information and download/copy the data.

Meanwhile, managers and data analysts can compile the information for analytics. Executives can have full access, which includes viewing analytics results from devices. They can also approve requests for permission levels to other users. Keeping each user restricted to their area of responsibility helps secure devices and users’ personal information.

Fast Time to Market

Instead of taking weeks to install updates, cloud-based device management software can send out updates, patches, fixes, or new installations instantly to devices. Rapid delivery means less hassle for end-users, who may encounter problems when using devices with outdated software versions. It also ensures that all devices across the fleet will run the same software versions, which eliminates incompatibility problems.

Fully Remote Capabilities Reduce the Need for Support Calls

Using fully remote device management software means the entire session remains under control by the remote administrator. The whole operation will not require any assistance at all, which erases the need for service calls between support teams and users during update sessions. Removing the need for the user’s presence means support teams can easily diagnose, repair, and update devices at any time. It also means a drastic reduction in the need for client calls or site visits to fix software problems, saving valuable time and money.

Secure Devices Remotely and Prevent Subscription Abuse

With full remote connectivity, administrators can monitor and precisely track fleet devices. When a device strays from its assigned location, administrators can lock or freeze the unit to prevent it from further use.

Using device management software with security features, administrators can monitor the usage of devices to ensure customers are complying with the terms of use agreements. Geotagging and geolocation features can automatically disable a device, upon removal or an attempt to log in from an unauthorized one.

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• Oracle ERP Cloud
• Acumatica Cloud ERP
• Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations
• Oracle PeopleSoft

Software users said that in their experience, Oracle ERP Cloud is number one in providing satisfaction in security. Oracle ERP Cloud was rated high for its security features’ ability to protect, as opposed to frustrate, with a net promoter score of +97%, one of the reasons this vendor made it to the number one position.

According to software users, Acumatica Cloud ERP received a net-promoter score of +89% for showing respect. While it wasn’t the highest score in the “disrespectful vs. respectful” survey result, this vendor has received strong positive emotional scores in many areas, resulting in their championship number-two spot.

Software users felt that Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations supported their need to innovate, with a net-promoter score of +79%, earning them championship placement at number three.

Oracle PeopleSoft takes the number four spot, shining brightly in reliability, according to software users, with a net-promoter score of +81%.

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In Enterprise Resource Planning, it is particularly useful to understand how software users feel about their vendors assisting them with innovation and enhancing performance.

As Robert Fayle, research director, applications, at Info-Tech Research Group said, “With the increasing adoption of SaaS for ERP, we are seeing a growing interest in integration of third-party products. The era of the comprehensive ERP is coming to an end as companies start connecting products to produce a custom solution.”

Emotional Footprint Diamond and Emotional Footprint Awards

“The Emotional Footprint Diamond illustrates the customer experience with software vendors, showing a complex relationship spanning procurement, implementation, service and support. The Net Emotional Footprint of a vendor is a result of aggregated emotional response ratings in the areas of service, negotiation, product impact, conflict resolution, and strategy and innovation, creating a powerful indicator of overall user feeling toward the vendor and its product from the software users’ point of view.” — company press release.

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The company says Goldilocks takes the guesswork out of setting resource requests and limits on applications running in Kubernetes production deployments, helping to optimize resource utilization and ensure that applications run correctly.

The Goldilocks software is available now via an open source download.

Fairwinds Goldilocks Features

Resource requests and limits are used in Kubernetes to control CPU and memory resources, and they ensure that workloads are scheduled on nodes that can properly support the application.

• Requests define the resources that a container is guaranteed
• Limits refer to a setting at which resources will be restricted

Requests must be set so that applications have enough CPU and memory to run as expected; at the same time, limits must be set to ensure that applications are not taking up more than their share of resources to the detriment of other applications.

Kubernetes provides the ability to set default Namespace settings for requests and limits, but to ensure clusters remain stable, settings should match the unique requirements of each application, says the company.

“Today, Kubernetes users have no easy way to determine the resource requests and limits for their workload and often don’t set them at all. This can lead to issues with cluster stability,” said EJ Etherington, CTO at Fairwinds.

“With our latest open source tool we make it easy to empirically determine those values anytime a new application is deployed into a cluster saving you time, and improving resource utilization and cluster stability.”

Fairwinds Goldilocks is a dashboard that surfaces data from Kubernetes’ Vertical Pod Autoscaler (VPA), which monitors the usage of pods, to make recommendations for setting resource requests and limits.

Users can access a service in the cluster and the dashboard will provide two types of recommendations, depending on the QoS class desired.

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QoS classes in Kubernetes resource management have three levels: guaranteed means that the application will be scheduled on a node where resources will be assured; burstable means that the application will be guaranteed a minimum level of resources but will be given more if and when available; best effort, which is not recommended, means that no requests or limits are set and the application will only be allocated resources when all other requests are met.

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This latest update follows closely on the heels of the recent launch of the Syncfusion Bold BI cloud solution, which allows business analysts and other users to create dashboards from raw data sources.

“The launch of Bold BI earlier this year was an exciting step for us,” said Daniel Jebaraj, vice president of Syncfusion. “With many different companies leveraging data visualization, it is our goal to constantly improve the solution to adapt to the needs of these varying users.”

With the addition of the on-premise version, companies are able to maintain their data on their own servers.

On-premise Syncfusion Bold BI version features:

• Multi-tenant mode for SaaS applications and similar use cases.
• An integrated, web-based designer that is easy to deploy and use.
• Complete support for custom branding.
• Multi-factor authentication with Active Directory and Office 365 integration.
• All prominent features of the Bold BI Cloud solution that are on-premise-compliant.

For companies that prefer to embed dashboards into their own applications, the embedded version has these features:

• Deployment in any form with no development effort.
• Complete support for custom branding.
• Options to host on your data center, allow customers to host their own instances, or host on the cloud.
• Multifactor authentication with Active Directory and Office 365 integration.

Related: Fortanix Self-Defending Key Management Protects Data in VMware vSAN and vSphere Environments

Syncfusion’s Bold BI platform offers integration with over 80 of the most common data sources, including Azure SQL Data Warehouse, Microsoft SQL Server, and Oracle, as well as generic access to any data source that exposes a REST API. Additional features of the Bold BI platform include:

• Data collection from multiple sources to derive insights across entire data sets.
• End-to-end support from onboarding to finished product.
• Drag-and-drop design features.
• Real-time collaboration on dashboards.

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Grant recipients will receive one year of funding for the cloud-based Eagle Eye Security Camera Video Managed System and the components that come with it. The solution includes cameras, gateways, cloud recording, and centralized management. For schools with existing systems, the grant allows for integration of on-site surveillance systems into the Eagle Eye cloud-based VMS.

“Unlike traditional VMS offerings, Eagle Eye Networks is erasing the need for costly on-site video storage, transitioning customers to the infinitely scalable, totally secure Eagle Eye Cloud. Schools across the country are turning to Eagle Eye Networks for greater scalability, increased storage, and the ability to get instant access from any location. With over 3,500 compatible cameras, access control integrations, and low cost of ownership due to lower setup and deployment costs Eagle Eye Networks has become the go-to solution for schools of all sizes,” says Chris Whitling, global vice president of marketing for Eagle Eye Networks.

Schools can apply through December 31st, 2019, and will be notified of next steps within two weeks of submission. To learn more or apply for the grants, click here.

More from Eagle Eye Networks press release:

Why more schools are moving their video surveillance to the Cloud:

• Flexible permission-based accessibility: Administrators can see what is happening in any location from any device running the Cloud VMS mobile app or a modern browser.
• First Responders access: School VMS administrators have the option to designate first responders to receive real-time and historical video access during emergency situations.
• Access control: Integrations with world-class companies like Brivo, DMP and Salto provide customers with comprehensive solutions that combine cloud video surveillance with key access control functions.
• IT efficiencies: Reduce the amount of equipment and human resources needed onsite by eliminating the need for maintaining outdated on-site storage systems.
• Centralized management: The Eagle Eye Cloud VMS provides central management tools that enable administrators to track user activity and delegate or revoke user access, all from a mobile or web browser.
• Unlimited scalability: Eagle Eye Cloud VMS allows customers to expand storage capacity on demand, minimizing capital expenditures and eliminating the need to decide how many servers will be needed in the future.
• Cyber security: All Eagle Eye Networks video is encrypted on site and remains encrypted at rest, in flight, and in our Cloud. This means your campus is not subject to unauthorized viewing or recording of school video.

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“This extended capability adds more value to Scalefusion in positioning itself as a multi-platform EMM solution for diverse device and deployment types. With the growing prominence of BYOD as a policy in most companies & the eagerness of modern employees to use their iOS and Mac devices for work due to the enriched user experience and the convenience offered by device familiarity, extending BYO management is a need of the hour,” says Sriram Kakarala, Vice President of Mobility at ProMobi Technologies.

According to a press release, key functionalities of the new capabilities of the Scalefusion platform include:

• Quick and easy device enrolment.
• Simplified configuration of company policies and essential settings such as WiFi.
• Seamless application management for publishing enterprise and business-specific apps and books to drive resource availability on employee-owned devices.
• Protection against data-breach by disabling users from taking screenshots.
• Work data settings that restrict the corporate data flow between work and personal apps.
• Securing corporate data without accessing personal data to maintain employee data privacy.

More about Scalefusion:

ProMobi Technologies provides a leading Enterprise Mobility Management Solution under the brand Scalefusion. Scalefusion EMM allows organizations to secure and manage endpoints including smartphones, tablets, laptops, rugged devices, mPOS, and digital signages, along with apps and content. It supports the management of Android, iOS, macOS and Windows 10 devices and ensures streamlined device management operations with Scalefusion InterOps.

More than 4500 companies across the world are unlocking their true potential using Scalefusion, which is used across various industries such as Transportation & Logistics, Retail, Education, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Construction & Real Estate, Hospitality, Software & Telecom, Financial Services & others.

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“Today if you look at the collaboration market, it’s going through an unprecedented level of innovation,” says Tom Loza, Global Director of Sales of Intel Unite Solution at Intel. “We’re starting to see more connected devices and communications platforms. It’s quickly turning into an IT-focused decision – a lot of that because of the connectivity coming to meeting spaces.”

On top of that, there’s a faster refresh of hardware and software due to new solutions constantly being available on the market. The IT team is making the decision – and they’re deciding to update more often than ever. In that sense, having an open management platform that can implement disparate technologies plays favorably with the need to update more often.

The Intel Unite solution offers high-quality, cost-effective, enterprise collaboration that IT pros appreciate for the open, device-agnostic platform. The system can account for most devices, operating systems and plugins. It offers end-to-end data protection, intuitive touch-enabled interface to start meeting, sharing of multiple screens and comments, annotation, and more. It also gathers and provides analyzed data for better business decisions around the meeting room, while IT can manage and troubleshoot remotely.

Intel Unite’s Layered Approach

The Intel Unite Solution advantage starts with Intel Architecture – specifically a subset of that which is the Intel vPro CPUs, chip sets, and Wi-Fi components.

“We’re building a solution on top of that,” says Loza. “The vPro platform gives us a secure encryption engine that we leverage for the kinds of protection that goes with Unite when its distributed. We have the ability to remotely manage these clients with the vPro technology – think of putting a PC in a conference room, which is where the Unite solution will sit. On top of that layer we’re providing the orchestrator of the collaboration session – the Intel Unite Solution.”

Intel Unite is a piece of software that runs on top of the vPro platform and provides the infrastructure for wireless sharing and the open architecture for capabilities to be “plugged in” (think of them as software apps running on top of the platform) to extend the capabilities. For example, Intel Unite can have multiple unified communications software apps (Blue Jeans, Microsoft, Cisco, Zoom, etc.) running on top. Once they’re activated, they drive integration of Unite collaboration solution in any of the software apps. So everyone sees what is presented over any platform, bringing the solutions together.

Intel Unite Cloud Service

As it stands, users have the Intel Unite Hub in the conference room, the same product that has been around for four years. The Intel Unite App supports local, remote, and guest attendees on PCs, phones, and tablets. The way the two components talk is done by the cloud-hosted pin service. Traditionally, the cloud-hosted pin is held on-premises, large enterprise customers will take that solutions and put it in a VM in their network to manage the orchestration of connecting devices when the time comes.

“That has primarily enabled us to go after a set of the market that had infrastructure, and was putting web services in their infrastructure to facilitate collaboration,” says Loza, “But there’s a large market that doesn’t have those services, or is moving toward cloud-based services. So we’ve taken that pin service and augmented that to provide a secondary choice for customers today, and a new choice for customers that don’t have on-premises solutions.”

Customers can subscribe to the cloud service, and the cloud service will manage the pin distribution to the hub and client to provide connectivity. This gives more deployment choices, provides customers a lower-maintenance cost, and gives a broader, more simple solution for SMBs. The cloud service unlocks new markets for Intel Unite, specifically small businesses. It also enables further scale through partners, and expands partner service capabilities.

“It’s also going to create a new opportunity for our service provider partners,” says Loza. “We’re providing a program for our solutions providers to go out and help onboard and bring new customers in via our cloud service.”

You can see a full list of plugins and partners here. For those at the show, check out Intel’s booth, #3300.

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