Snapper Network Distributors (SnapperNet) stories - Page 2

SnapperNet brings Seagate's NAS Business Storage solutions to New Zealand, aiming to provide high-performance storage and savings in rack space.

Richard Paul, SnapperNet director and owner, talks to Heather Wright about industry changes, the founding of his company and life beyond technology.

SnapperNet teams up with Panasonic NZ to distribute advanced SIP endpoint product range, targeting new channels.

SnapperNet becomes NZ's first MOBOTIX certified company, offering advanced training in leading network camera technology to local partners.

Auckland Transport axes contract with Snapper for missing deadlines, moves to AT/HOP cards for rail, ferry, and soon, bus services.

Partnership with Snapper lets users pay bus and taxi fares by simply touching their mobile phones to a terminal.

Cyberoam and SnapperNet court SonicWall resellers amid Dell acquisition, offering free training and UTM feature licenses.

Albany Junior High School pioneers a tech-forward safety approach, securing a future-ready digital environment for its students.

QNAP unveils its latest TurboNAS OS, v3.6, at a unique demo in Auckland, promising to simplify NAS for SMBs and highlight new business and cloud features.

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

SnapperNet secures exclusive deal to distribute snom VoIP products in NZ, offering Kiwi resellers unmatched tech and logistics support.

SnapperNet celebrates a decade of innovation in NZ's channel business with a harbour cruise, reflecting on dynamic tech evolution.

SnapperNet secures a new distribution deal with Opengear, enhancing its portfolio with advanced remote infrastructure management solutions for NZ resellers.

New Zealand tech professionals graduate as first CCNSPs, poised to enhance Cyberoam solution support after SnapperNet's inaugural course.

Cyberoam secures five NZ partners following a successful Auckland event to unveil new security solutions in collaboration with SnapperNet.

SnapperNet partners with Cyberoam to offer cutting-edge network security solutions, filling the gap left by McAfee's exit in New Zealand.

Director Richard Paul has told The Channel that the New Zealand-based distributor has its sights set on Australia.

Director Richard Paul has told The Channel that Q1 financials are ahead of expectations and that the firm is looking to hire new talent.

Richard Paul assumes sole directorship of Snappernet as former co-directors Mark Forbes and John Gould sell their stakes, citing personal priorities.

Despite the tyranny of distance, niche distributor KVM is interested in increasing its presence in the New Zealand market.