Author: Nathan Barney
They Like Us, And It's Not Just Me Saying That
In my work with our partners here at SUSE I get to interact with partners of all types. I get to talk with them about how we work together and hear not only about the marketing, which is my field, but also hear about the other engagements we work on in areas like sales, engineering […]
Read MoreSUSE Partner Summit 2016: Another one for the books
Last week we had another great SUSECON. To kick off the week we did it in style: we invited partners of all types from all over to join us to hear about what we’re up to here at SUSE. And judging from the feedback I’ve received from our partners, we more than met the needs of […]
Read MoreFujitsu @ SUSECON: Mission Critical and the Cloud
In about a month’s time, the United States will vote on a new president. At the same time in Washington, D.C., SUSE will kickoff SUSECON 2016. And with everyone off voting in their home districts, it’s a great time to be in D.C. where those of us at SUSECON will join an exciting lineup of partners, training sessions […]
Read MoreHPE @ SUSECON: Modernize with HANA, Storage and HPC
As you know SUSECON 2016 is right around the corner. Over the next few weeks I’ll be writing about some of the SUSE partners who have signed up to sponsor the event. Today I am excited to talk about the first partner to sign up several months ago as a cornerstone sponsor, HPE. I’m also excited that […]
Read MoreIBM Smarter Computing Debate Series: Open Computing
The ‘What’s Next for IT?’ video debate series is a “forum where expert IT influencers discuss cloud, data and security trends and technologies that are top of mind for business and tech clients.” So says the web landing page for the next session of IBM’s Smarter Computing Debate Series. On Tuesday, October 29, IBM will […]
Read MoreDell TechCenter to Host SUSE Cloud Demo
This blog post was originally posted on Dell TechCenter Blogs by Rafael Knuth. OpenStack is on its way do become the open source software based standard for private and public clouds: Backed by more than 200 vendors such as AT&T, Cisco, Dell, IBM, Rackspace and SUSE, with more than 800 developers contributing code and a vibrant […]
Read MoreIBM Guest Blog: Behind the Scenes of SUSE's 3.0 Kernel
Guest blog by Dan Frye, VP, Open Systems and Solutions Development at IBM IBM has been a strong supporter of the Linux community and the open source development model for over 13 years and IBM is deeply involved in all phases of bringing Linux to market – from working upstream in the community to help […]
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