Craig Galbraith

1 week ago | channelfutures.com | Craig Galbraith

The news that dominated national headlines in April also made its presence felt in the channel. Channel partners in a Canalys Candefero survey echoed the sentiments of many Americans when just 21% polled said President Trump's tariff plans were "good news." That was down from 41% in February. Also catching your eye last month were a pair of lawsuits — one impacting Oracle Cloud for an alleged data breach and another filed by a big health care company against Broadcom.

1 week ago | channelfutures.com | Craig Galbraith

Amazon Web Services, buoyed by channel partners, again had a solid quarterly performance. But what might the uncertainty of tariffs hold for the second quarter? Noting growth amid new partnerships and products in cloud computing, Amazon reported revenue and profit growth in its first quarter. Year over year, net sales jumped 9%, to nearly $156 billion, compared to a little more than $143 billion in the year-ago quarter.

2 weeks ago | channelfutures.com | Craig Galbraith

With the blockbuster movie season just a few weeks away, we thought we'd get ahead of Hollywood with a blockbuster edition of Channel People on the Move, featuring the biggest new hires and promotions from the past month in the channel. This one features more than 60 of your friends and colleagues who have taken new jobs or are climbing the ladder at their companies. Moves in cybersecurity were hot in April.

3 weeks ago | channelfutures.com | Craig Galbraith

At its annual VeeamOn event, the backup and disaster recovery provider recognized top vendor and channel partners. See who else made the list. VEEAMON —Veeam Software, the backup and disaster recovery provider, at its annual VeeamOn event, is honoring 10 vendor and channel partners as its Impact Partner Award winners. Channel Futures is there.

3 weeks ago | channelfutures.com | Craig Galbraith

In a new tech layoffs survey packed with irony, more than one-half (54%) of technology hiring managers expect their companies will issue pink slips over the course of the next year due in large part to artificial intelligence (AI). But advancements in AI will also create new jobs. This comes from a study conducted by General Assembly, the talent and upskilling company.