Ingram Micro stories - Page 23

Fortinet’s cloud-managed secure access points are easy to install, easier to manage and provide fast, cost-effective and safe access to the internet.

Ingram Micro reports a 19% drop in Q4 sales to USD $11.3 billion as last year’s figures were boosted by sales bonuses and exited business ventures.

Ingram Micro has added Acronis’ cloud backup and disaster recovery solutions to its Cloud Marketplace, offering up new revenue potential for resellers.

Emerson Network Power has snapped up Distribution Central NZ country manager Stewart Williams as its first New Zealand channel manager.

The partnership will ‘dramatically disrupt’ the enterprise storage landscape within Australia and New Zealand.

Details for the ANZ distribution of the Lenovo and Nutanix joint hyper-converged infrastructure appliances deal have been unveiled.

Secure your business and your future with Fortinet to help ensure that your business avoids becoming the latest cyber-crime statistic.

Datacom, Ingram Micro, Dimension Data NZ and OneNet are among the partners honoured at Veeam's ANZ ProPartners Awards last night.

Ingram Micro is providing SimpliVity's OmniStack with Cisco UCS, enabling partners to capitalise on one of the fastest growing areas of IT.

Fortinet's cutting-edge cybersecurity protects schools without compromising network performance, ensuring seamless safety from classroom to cloud.

Chinese firm Tianjin Tianhai has acquired Ingram Micro in a $6-billion-dollar deal that will see it become a part of HNA Group.

Fortinet protects data from attacks originating inside the datacentre, as today it is not enough to protect against just external intruders.

Securing your data and ensuring your privacy can be difficult tasks. Here is Fortinet’s five step solution to prevent the most persistent threats.

In an everchanging world, it can be hard keeping your network secure - Fortinet shows how with three rules to help protect your clients.

As cloud computing continues to take the IT business landscape by storm, the way SMBs consume tech and how they compete in the market will change.

A successful bid for full HPE distribution has one distributor expecting an additional $200m in revenue in the coming year. We get channel reaction.

NZ's IT sector braces as HPE confirms Exeed and Ingram Micro as main disties, with Sektor for networking, reshaping the local channel.

The decision is in, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise will have five local distributors come May, with three distributors cut from the line up.

Acronis has launched its Cloud Partner Program in the Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) region to accelerate revenue growth.

A day after announcing its sale to Ingram Micro, Connector Systems says it’s business as usual as it signs up new vendors.