IT Insights in August

What’s been happening in the tech and vendor world in August? We compiled the latest vendor news and trending topics of the past month. It takes just a few minutes to stay up-to-date in the world of IT.

Microsoft Ignite 2020: Empowering the technical community to help customers innovate and rebuild in a changing world

Adobe Supports Education Community and Gen Create - Offers Free K-12 At-Home Access to Creative Cloud Customers and Resources for Schools, Teachers and Students

Autodesk Completes Acquisition of AI-Powered Software Provider Pype

IBM Reveals Next-Generation IBM POWER10 Processor

Oracle Cloud VMware Solution Now Available in All Global Regions and Oracle Dedicated Region Cloud@Customer

Red Hat Brings Virtualization to the Cloud-Native Era with Latest Version of Red Hat OpenShift

SAP: Visy gained agility and accelerated innovation by migrating SAP to AWS

Sophos Report: Firewall Best Practices to Block Ransomware

VMware Named a Leader in the 2020 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Unified Endpoint Management for Third Year in a Row

Software Lifecycle Management: We teamed up with The ITAM Review to bring you a podcast that highlights the top trends currently affecting software management. Don’t miss our experts discussing how IT changed in 2020, and what to expect in the future.

Publisher Advisory: We recently united our partner community in a virtual experience to discuss the latest trends in the IT channel, innovation and building successful partnerships. Unite 2020 is now available on-demand! Hear from SoftwareONE executives about the future of the IT channel, driving innovation and approach to successful partnering. Watch our recorded sessions.

Cloud Management: ‘make it noble’-founders join SoftwareONE to broaden its Microsoft Azure and 365 capabilities in Switzerland

Gartner names SoftwareONE a Leader in 2020 “Magic Quadrant” Report for SAM Managed Services

TechRepublic: How the pandemic and remote work initiatives forced organizations to change IT priorities

SC Media: Corporate VPNs in danger as vishing attacks target home workers