Snapper Network Distributors (SnapperNet) stories

Mako Networks has renewed its partnership with SnapperNet, enabling resellers to offer a comprehensive Mako System under a new hardware-as-a-service model.

End-user Online Distribution is saving money and has gained a managed, proactive approach to IT with the Ubiquiti Networks upgrade.

The Christchurch company took the award with an in-vehicle surveillance system developed specifically for a New Zealand bus company.

SnapperNet has signed a deal with 3CX, providing the distributor and its resellers with a complete end-to-end VoIP offering for any size deployment.

Data storage is proving a big winner for SnapperNet and its reseller channel, with the distributor reporting high growth across its storage brands.

SnapperNet has praised its partnership with First Software, whose ERP suite has helped streamline everything from distribution & POS to financials.

SnapperNet has bolstered its security lineup with the addition of Sophos. Richard Paul explains why - and how resellers will benefit.

Whangamata Super Liquor conquers downtime, secures transactions during peak season with Cradlepoint, sparing £10k losses.

Cellular is becoming a genuine internet connectivity medium with Kiwi businesses turning to it for fail over and day one connectivity, says SnapperNet.

It has been revealed that Snapper, the kiwi developed contactless payment card used throughout the Wellington region, could end up being replaced.

SnapperNet has appointed a dedicated Cradlepoint BDM as the distie gears up to take advantage of of the 'massive' potential in the M2M and IoT space.

SnapperNet unveils Cradlepoint lineup following inking of a distribution deal with the vendor to provide secure routers that enable M2M and IoT.

Wireless networking company Cradlepoint is promising potential margins of up to 50% for Kiwi resellers as the vendor seeks to crack the local market.

SnapperNet is ramping up its vendor portfolio to help Kiwi resellers address the burgeoning internet of things/machine to machine market.

From today, close to 1million smartphone users around the country will be able to download Semble to make secure payments using only their smartphone.

SnapperNet will be bringing Maxon’s range of modem/routers to the New Zealand market, after inking a distribution agreement with Maxon Australia.

VoIP is driving companies to unified communications platforms, says Richard Paul, Snapper Network Distributors managing director.

SnapperNet has inked an exclusive distribution deal with cloud-managed Wi-Fi access point provider AirTight Networks.

LevelOne has announced a range of high-tech IP surveillance cameras for the second half of 2014, distributed in New Zealand by SnapperNet.

Cyberoam and SnapperNet are offering discounts on security products to help New Zealand educational institutions.