EDGE 2017 - Uncovering the 5 new partner types now at the customer table
As a new breed of customer emerges, new breeds of partners are emerging in parallel, creating a competitive threat to the traditional channel.
As a new breed of customer emerges, new breeds of partners are emerging in parallel, creating a competitive threat to the traditional channel.
Starting with the customer is crucial when creating a viable channel strategy - EDGE Research outlines end-user priorities across A/NZ.
“2016 should see the continuation of the evolution of security partners to business advisors..."
Dell, EMC, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, NetApp, Westcon and partners discussed the changing role of storage in New Zealand.
“Service providers must ensure that they stay one step ahead otherwise they could find themselves falling behind their competitors."
Analytics, Cloud, Data Centre, Digital, Internet of Things, Security, Unified Communications - where is the channel making its money in 2016?
“Westcon-Comstor A/NZ offers a unique value proposition for resellers looking to drive data centre and cloud practices."
“Our combined product and technology portfolios and sales approaches are complementary, so customers can buy with confidence..."
“As the enterprise market becomes increasingly open to the wide scale deployment of tablet platforms, Microsoft has a key advantage.”
"Both players have strong complementary CSP product portfolio capabilities."
Hewlett Packard Enterprise company announces new customers Dick Smith, Crown Resorts, Fed Square and UTAS.
“This credential is a key part of Datacom’s strategy to be the leading cloud partner for the enterprise."
"Is this a very special partnership, or a stop gap precursor to a merger?”
“For many years I've believed there are some strong synergies between sport and business leadership.”
For the first time in four years, Meg Whitman logged onto LinkedIn and changed her job title.
“I am very optimistic about future growth opportunities in our channel business."
In the words of Forrest Gump; “My mama always said, life was like a box of chocolates; you never know what you’re going to get.”