Resellers stories
The deal is designed to help midmarket customers move from AI pilots to production systems as adoption hurdles slow wider rollout.
Higher VMware renewal costs are pushing British IT teams to reassess virtualisation suppliers, and Novatech is now positioned to help them switch.
The hire signals Hexnode's push to widen UK partner sales as it seeks more revenue through resellers and managed service providers.
The service is designed to cut failed transfers and handle repeat callers more accurately by seeing live call status and history inside the phone system.
The certification could help resellers fill a skills gap as VMware customers reassess virtualisation costs, licensing and vendor lock-in.
The move gives 500 UK and Ireland customers a local support base as Vasion looks to turn document automation demand into regional sales growth.
Partners in five launch markets will gain access to KUKA's autonomous mobile robots as TD SYNNEX pushes into industrial automation.
The four-year funding push is designed to help Oracle's partners build and sell more AI and cloud services, and support customer deployments.
The expansion gives Snom greater reach across EMEA and APAC as it seeks more sales through resellers and distributors.
Rising prices helped European notebook revenue climb 16% in September even as unit sales fell 2.8%, according to CONTEXT.
Companies are diverting more cyber budgets to compliance and training as pressure grows to prove risk controls and financial resilience.
Merchants using the combined system can now get hardware, payment and EPOS issues handled through one support channel, cutting vendor hand-offs.
Partners across Asia-Pacific should gain wider technical support as SoftwareOne folds Crayon's channel business into one regional operation.
The move aims to widen partner sales, support and cloud migration work as Oracle tries to deepen links with customers through its marketplace.
The hire signals LogicMonitor's push to widen its customer and partner base across Australia and New Zealand as demand for automation grows.
The hire comes as the company seeks to widen its partner-led sales push across Australia and New Zealand amid rising demand for AI advice.
The hire underscores Cohesity's push to deepen its channel reach across APJ as customers demand stronger cyber resilience and data security.
Certified by Microsoft, the new client lets contact centre agents stay in Teams or work in CRM tools, reducing switching and support burdens.
The platform will be sold through more than 50 partners from December 1, aiming to cut contact centre changes to same-day tasks for customers.
The platform promises same-day changes and fixed per-agent pricing as Upstream Works shifts to partners for wider distribution.