Resellers stories - Page 20

Symantec's mobility survey highlights vast opportunities for New Zealand resellers, with 35% of businesses already implementing custom mobile apps.

<strong>Best known locally for its data recovery software, Kroll Ontrack is looking to spread its wings and offer services via a New Zealand partner.

<strong>Mobile device adoption by companies is opening up a world of opportunity for New Zealand resellers Symantec tells The Channel.

<strong>The Datastor brand bowed out of the market last month, with the New Zealand institution taking its parent’s name.

N-able's free MSP automation platform sees resellers triple managed customers, boosting global and Kiwi growth. Own the data, own the customer, says CEO.

Huawei is launching global programmes for partners and ICT training and certification courses to boost its enterprise business.

MiIT lands two clients with 'one stop shop' solution, plans to set up across the Tasman before the year is out.

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Maximising profit potential from partner programmes requires wise choices, says Mario Hilmi, Polycom ANZ director, service providers and channels.

Cloud and virtualisation are game changers for the IT sector – and for partner programmes, says Graham Schultz, Brocade regional director ANZ.

As unified communications (UC) adoption grows, tech providers must guide resellers to support and educate businesses for effective deployment and ongoing use.

Fake antivirus software is costing New Zealand resellers income, deceitfully making end users feel protected, AVG warns in its latest threat report.

Delta Technology Solutions in Tauranga has launched MOTHER, an innovative IT monitoring solution, and now seeks resellers to expand its market reach.

Alloy Computers secures an elite spot as snom's top distributor in Oceania, showcasing exceptional sales and customer support.

Cisco unveils a simplified channel structure for its New Zealand partners, backing it with USD $75 million globally, including USD $15 million for Asia-Pacific.

Blue Coat blends WAN optimisation with web security, tackling challenges from video streaming to cloud app performance and sophisticated web threats.

Web Drive is the first New Zealand company to gain ICANN accreditation, a move set to save resellers 'tens of thousands' in fees annually.

Web Drive becomes the first New Zealand company accredited by ICANN, promising significant savings and enhanced local support for resellers and customers.

With virtualisation maturing, large enterprises embrace it as essential. Gartner forecasts it as key tech in 2011; 91% already use it for production workloads.

Resellers have the opportunity to maximise their revenues by becoming BYOD educators, says Dermot McCann, Kaseya managing director Australia and New Zealand.