December’s New Services Roundup

Companies that do business in the channel didn’t take December off from unveiling new products and services that partners can sell either now or in the future.

Unify, HP, BroadSoft and Dell Boomi were among the telecom and IT players to debut services ranging from security to cloud, SD-WAN to networking management — and beyond.

Click through our gallery to stay up to speed on what’s on the cutting edge. Your customers will appreciate it, and your bottom line could too.

Looking for more new products and services? Check out our recap from last month.

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HP Inc. redesigned its Managed Print Services in order to defend corporate print environments from cyberattacks. The new managed-print capabilities include software solutions and advanced security professional services.

Get the full details from HP’s announcement.

Unify launched OpenScape 4000 v8, a hybrid communication platform for medium to large enterprises. Unify said OpenScape 4000 v8 is a voice platform with virtual team collaboration, flexibility, scalability and reliability.

Learn more here.

BroadSoft launched UC-One Conference Room, a conference room system that connects businesses to existing conference rooms in UC-One virtual conference. Broadsoft said the solution is less expensive and easier to install.

Read about more features of the conference room system.

Dell Boomi announced a new version of its integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS), which helps businesses integrate data across applications in hybrid IT environments. The company said the latest release will help Boomi customers build connected businesses more efficiently.

Read about the new features here.

StorageCraft introduced Cloud Backup for Microsoft Office 365, which gives protection for MicrosoftExchange, calendars and contacts, OneDrive, SharePoint and publicly shared folders. The company said SaaS users are in need of the ability to recover the files that they accidentally overwrite or delete.

Read more from StorageCraft.

Whoa.com, which provides cloud-based security, debuted its Threat Observation Platform, giving its partners the opportunity to start taking on security services.

The platform provides transparency into Whoa.com’s intrusion detection and intrusion prevention offerings at all times to protect the company’s business clients’ infrastructure from cyber threats. The company also provides tools to generate and download blocked threat reports for compliance needs or internal use as needed.

Read more here.

SolarWinds MSP launched a new generation of its remote monitoring and management (RMM) platform, SolarWinds MSP N-central 11. The MSP N-central 11 is generally available, and it automates management of core IT services.

Find out the new features in SolarWinds’ announcement.

EventTracker, the security information and event management (SIEM) provider, launched SIEMphonic, a managed security service. SIEMphonic is based on the EventTracker platform, which is deployed either on-prem or in the cloud. Uses includes SIEM, intrusion detection, vulnerability scanning and threat intelligence.

Learn more in EventTracker’s release.

Druva announced a new platform to support a full enterprise cloud-first ecosystem. The company said the Druva Cloud Platform solves data risks caused by increased fragmentation and growth of data. It has an open architecture and APIs.

Read more about it.

CoreDial, the white-label SaaS provider, launched a new mobile app for VARs, MSPs and IT solution providers, to help them bring cloud communications tools to SMBs.

Read CoreDial’s announcement.

IT management solution provider Kaseya announced PSA Migrator, a solution for migrating from legacy professional services automation (PSA) solutions to Kaseya Business Management Solution (BMS). The BMS is said to give MSPs control over sales, marketing, human resources, client project management and IT service delivery.

Read the full announcement.