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Consolidation reshapes NZ IT distribution: Foreign-owned companies now dominate, capturing 73% of the market. Ingram Micro leads with NZD $562m revenue.
Cyber-security is one of the most challenging issues confronting school administrators up and down New Zealand.
Ingram Micro kicks off its Showcase 2015 in style in Auckland, with resellers turning out in force to learn more about the distributor's vendors.
There were plenty of new faces at today's Ingram Micro Showcase including Dell, Hikvision, Blancco and EMC - along with a new division for the distie.
Ingram Micro has been appointed as Dell New Zealand's Kiwi distributor, offering the full range of Dell's commercial and enterprise products.
Ingram Micro announces the lucky winners of the Ingram Micro and Brother Discover Hawaii 2015 promotion - and we've got the details...
Ingram Micro will be showcasing new vendors and its own cloud offering at this year's Showcase - and for resellers, that means new opportunities.
Resellers took to the tracks at Mike Eady's BMW Driver Experience recently, as Ingram Micro and Lenovo rewarded partners for their sales.
FortiAnalyzer gives clients the real-time network visibility they need, the analysis capabilities they wish for and reporting resources they dream of.
SkyKick launches cloud management products in Australia and New Zealand, focusing on growing presence in region.
Last night's awards showcased partners delivering innovative solutions and services to customers, with many embracing Microsoft's cloud solutions.
Microsoft has kicked off its Australian Partner Conference presenting awards to a range of Australian partners.
Ingram Micro has added Microsoft Advisor to it cloud solution provider plan locally helping resellers keep hold of customers.
No longer satisfied with simply stealing credit card details or defacing web sites, today's malware mavens want to bring the internet to its knees.
Ingram Micro New Zealand boss Gary Bigwood is bullish about the opportunities new signing HikVision brings Kiwi resellers.
Ingram Micro has added data erasure vendor Blancco to its portfolio, with international experience showing 70% uptake in replacement equipment cases.
Ingram Micro has taken a financial hit for the second quarter of 2015, recording a net loss of US$34 million in its global financials.
Ingram Micro signs video surveillance vendor Hikvision in a deal the distie says provides revenue opportunities and complete sales for resellers.
Ingram Micro New Zealand Holdings has posted consolidated revenue of $562 million, with a loss for the financial 2014 year of $1.1 million.
