Microsoft Azure stories - Page 117

Megaport has become a Microsoft ExpressRoute partner, enabling partners to offer customers faster, more secure private connections to Azure.

Odin becomes one of the first to enable Microsoft Azure Services through the CSP program, with OzHosting.com already on-board.

VMob partners with Microsoft Azure Mobile Engagement to provide full functionality of its personalisation platform to Azure customers.

MapR Technologies has achieved more than 100% growth year on year in bookings and billings globally in Q2 2015, with 'great momentum' in Australia.

Rackspace adds Fanatical Support for Microsoft Azure to its product portfolio, offering hybrid cloud solutions.

Businesses need to be aware of the risks of running out-of-support platforms as Microsoft stops security updates Windows Server 2003.

Microsoft's Cloud Solution Provider programme grows, adding Dynamics CRM to elevate cloud offerings alongside Azure and Office 365.

Microsoft has released a technical preview for Skype for Business, offering new features for Office 365 enterprise customers.

Rhipe launches its Microsoft cloud solution provider offering plus services, extending cloud opportunities for its local partners.

Westcon New Zealand is ramping up its BlueSky cloud services with version 4 due soon, an expanded catalogue of vendors, and cloud financing coming.

Shavlik Protect now available on Microsoft Azure, allowing users to install patch management in under one minute.

Westcon will officially launch its BlueSky cloud services offering next week after a month of 'undercover' operation in Australia.

As Microsoft ends support for Windows Server 2003 on 14 July, millions of systems remain at risk, posing 2015's biggest security threat.

MapR is taking Hadoop on demand to Microsoft Azure and says that means new growth and business opportunities for its channel partners.

VMob, the NZAX-listed mobile voucher developer, widened its annual loss as it forgoes profit and chases sales growth through key global customers.

Microsoft admits Windows 10 upgrades won't be a gold mine for resellers, but says there is money to be made outside of the actual upgrade.

Microsoft admits there's not a lot of money to be made in Windows 10 upgrades, but says resellers can still make plenty of money around the upgrade.

Microsoft showcased new Windows 10 devices at Computex 2015 and discussed its plans to have 1 billion devices running on Windows 10 in the next few years.

Intergen, Leapthought and VMob take glory at global Microsoft Partner Awards; Marker Metro and New Era among finalists.

UXC Eclipse's investment in Microsoft Dynamics is paying dividends, with the company inking $20 million of retail business in the past four months.