Distributors stories - Page 123

The space will consist of a professional services office, a sales office, a meeting room and a purpose-built training room.

Veeam Software to host breakfast sessions in Auckland and Wellington, showcasing latest data protection tech for partners, with software prizes.

Acronis boosts ANZ team, hiring Michelle Duffy as channel BDM with a rich IT background including Cisco, Adobe, and Microsoft expertise.

Datastor now the appointed aggregator for VMware Service Provider Program in Auckland, deepening a partnership initiated in 2004.

Datastor becomes NZ's first to distribute Symantec SaaS, promising growth in the lucrative cloud security market.

To thrive in digital marketing, create engaging, optimised content and distribute it strategically. Tools like If This Then That and Tarpipe can help.

Soft Solutions now offers 3CX IP telephony, targeting Unified Communications growth. A boon for businesses stuck with outdated PABX systems.

Distribution Central bolsters its NZ presence, appointing tech veteran Stewart Williams to drive expansion and team growth.

HP distributor Exeed strikes deal to distribute SMX's cloud-based email in NZ, marking the first step in its cloud portfolio expansion.

SnapperNet broadens its portfolio by adding German video surveillance giant Mobotix, promising to revolutionize security with decentralised tech.

CA Technologies pledges ongoing support in NZ, seeks to swiftly replace its departing channel account director to maintain local presence.

Extreme Networks lauded for innovation, reclaiming its position as a thought leader in data center solutions, says regional boss.

Exploring why rugged devices may offer better long-term value over consumer models for enterprises despite initial costs.

Microsoft NZ's Partner Awards finalists announced, showcasing a blend of industry veterans and newcomers across 23 categories.

InternetNZ urges a unified strategy for Ultra Fast Broadband to bridge the urban-rural digital divide, pushing for a 'digital future' minister.

Businesses are embracing the 'Lean' method, revolutionizing efficiency and boosting morale amidst cost-cutting pressures.

Government's Ultra Fast Broadband (UFB) Initiative continues to dominate the telecoms market as the industry undergoes significant changes.

In the fierce battle for IT talent, Infosys leads by hiring 300 in Aus and NZ, blending high-tech roles with meaningful engagement.

New Zealand embarks on ambitious Ultra Fast Broadband plan, with Enable Networks hiring specialists to connect homes and businesses.

In post-depression New Zealand, the IT sector battles skill shortages while adapting hiring strategies to a shifting job market landscape.