Cisco bets big on Bangalore
Networking vendor will target emerging markets from the Indian Silicon Valley
Networking vendor will target emerging markets from the Indian Silicon Valley
With a sleek new antenna-less design and one router selling for less than US$100, Linksys hopes to breathe new life into what they admit have been disappointing sales of 802.11n products.
It can be a great way for distributors to get feedback on what partners like and don’t like
Vancouver-based Apparent Networks Inc. will be a vendor to watch in 2008 as it ramps up its go-to-market strategy to convert the company from a direct sales force to a channel-based model.
New specializations will complement inventory financing and revamped distributor and deal registration programs
Making setting-up and maintaining a wireless network easier is also a goal, says Linksys
Offerings include a digital media server with up to 4TB of capacity
Now that it’s more comfortably ensconced under the Cisco Systems umbrella, this year Linksys went after the SMB space in a big way and the channel manager for Linksys Canada, Bob Martin, unveiled big plans for growing the vendor’s partner base north of the border.
Toronto solution provider credits VTN for new business opportunity
According to a recent survey conducted for TD Canada Trust, Canadians love good customer service.
After months of rumours, one former joint venture partner is buying the other
Company aims at lifestyle IT/CE market and is offering the channel lucrative margins under a Canadianized program
New core switch rounds out the core-to-edge story
The problems and the opportunities created by PC vendors
Vendor targets manufacturers of set-top boxes, storage equipment, networking devices and routers
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