Distributors stories - Page 9

Cubbit and Exclusive Networks partner to pioneer data security with Europe's first geo-distributed cloud, offering a hyper-resilient and secure solution.

Westcon-Comstor reveals decrease in direct emissions but a rise in supply chain emissions, as it strives to meet sustainability targets.

Dicker Data appoints former Microsoft talent Paul Randazzo as Cloud Business Manager, bringing fresh vigour to its Microsoft cloud division.

From November, New Zealand computer products distributor Soft Solutions will rebrand as Bluechip Infotech New Zealand.

Westcon-Comstor reports a 14.9% YoY revenue increase, reaching $1.85bn in H1 FY24, driven by its shift to software and data-driven approach.

Ingram Micro and Microsoft have kickstarted the IMpact Program, an initiative to digitally empower Australasian NFPs.

At its sixth annual Purely Technical conference, Pure Storage honoured top system engineers across Australia and New Zealand.

OWC launches Atlas Pro and Ultra CFexpress 4.0 memory cards, claiming double speed with low power consumption.

Derby-based Anderson Electrical plans new customer portal & hire service, powered by OGL Software, to meet changing demand.

Infinigate's reseller partners gain access to LogRhythm products to serve the organisation's ever-changing security requirements.

Amber Technology has released the new DALI EPIKORE 11 and DALI iO-12, designed for the ultimate sound experience.

iSANZ Awards 2023 announces finalists for NZ's top cybersecurity honours, with varied categories. Winners to be revealed soon.

Partnership between Wasabi Technologies and Crayon aims to help organizations in APAC manage growing cloud storage expenses.

Andrew Assad takes on a pivotal role as the newly appointed Senior Vice President of APAC for cybersecurity firm Exclusive Networks.

Dicker Data NZ has partnered with Kandji to enhance its offerings in Apple device management solutions for resellers.

After projects are designed on the OpenSolar platform, solar professionals can add the entire kit list to the cart and buy the equipment from Solar Outlet.

When it comes to determining who’s responsible for supporting other facets of business technology, there’s often less clarity.

The formal alliance in New Zealand builds on the work the two companies have done together globally and locally for more than 20 years.

Check Point Software Technologies has honoured its top partners in the Asia Pacific region at its recent conference in Bali, Indonesia.

IBM has announced the appointment of two new value-added distributors to optimise existing routes to market and accelerate the growth of new technologies.