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World Wide Technology CEO Jim Kavanaugh talks to CRN about his plans to hire new employees this year to drive services sales in specific fast-growing and emerging markets.

From the Gigamon Newsroom: by working with its strong partner network, Gigamon is able to provide guaranteed ROI, solution flexibility and visibility enhancements for its global customers

The Business Times: Jim Kavanaugh, CEO of IT giant WWT (and a professional soccer player before he entered the tech world), talks about the values that apply in both sports and business -- and the industry trends unleashed by the pandemic.

Matt Oberhofer writes for NextGov: IT and security teams will need the right building blocks to accommodate a range of use cases.

The chipmaker kicked off the program with 14 certified GPU servers from Dell Technologies, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Gigabyte, Supermicro and Inspur, promising optimized performance for AI applications, frameworks and domain-specific software development kits from Nvidia’s NGC hub.

CRN: From key executive messaging during COVID-19 to not raising health insurance, World Wide Technology CEO Jim Kavanaugh gives his best leadership advice during uncertain times in his Best of Breed Virtual Series keynote.

WWT's Dan Graham speaks with Vanilla Plus about 5G and Mobile Edge Computing.

Work from home users to get more sophisticated network hardware and software as enterprises consider options such as SD-WAN and SASE; WWT's Neil Anderson offers his expertise.

The St. Louis Business Journal asked executives and business leaders from across the region about the lessons learned from an arduous 2020 and what they hope for in 2021. Below are responses from local entrepreneurs, technology executives and investors.

January 2021 Issue: Outlook 2021 The year 2020 has been catastrophic.