Synnex stories - Page 2

Tianjin Tianhai has denied rumours of selling Ingram Micro, citing it as a strategic asset, amid speculation of a possible buyout by Synnex.

Vertiv partner delegates from Australia, New Zealand and Asia gathered in Perth last week to attend the Vertiv Asia Channel Summit 2017.

Computergate and Intel will be bringing an 'on-site' component to standard Intel NUC warranties. Ingram Micro and Synnex are also involved.

Westcon International's operations are to be streamlined as parent company Datatec focuses on improving the disties financial performance.

Synnex has completed its acquisition of Westcon-Comstor's Americas businesses and its minority investment in the Asia Pacific and EMEA business.

​SYNNEX Corporation has come up trumps at the recent Microsoft Inspire event in Washington D.C – formerly known as the Worldwide Partner Conference.

Synnex is taking a minority stake in Westcon-Comstor's local business with a 10% stake in Westcon International and 100% of North America and Latam.

Synnex NZ in revenue-fuelled resurgence, recording a striking turnaround with a pre-tax profit of £95K after last year's loss.

From distie deals to MSP advancements, the IT channel in NZ buzzes with Dell's transformation focus and bold cybersecurity strides.

New opportunities for bundled offerings and additional revenue streams are following Synnex's signing of Avast.

​The New Zealand branches of Synnex and Computergate have inked a deal to bring extended warranties to Intel NUC products.

Cloud software and eCommerce company Kentico expands Most Valuable Professional program, adding members from Australia.

We take a look back at the year that was, the stories that showcased the Kiwi channel at its best -and worst- and the people that make up the channel.

Synnex has signed a local distribution deal with CMS, eCommerce and online marketing platform vendor Kentico - with an added lure for resellers.

A focus on solution sales and the addition of a new configuration centre for pre-staging is helping Synnex NZ enjoy continuing double digit growth.

Dick Smith Holdings creditors have voted to place the failed business into liquidation in a last ditch effort to recoup some of their lost money.

Unsecured creditors of failed POS distributor Mecari, previously known as Pos Pos, have received small payments as the company's liquidation winds up.

Synnex NZ is gearing up for the Kiwi launch of its Cloud Automation platform – and is also eyeing up expansion to Wellington and the South Island.

The failure of Dick Smith Electronics has impacted Synnex NZ's financials, dragging the company into the red despite double digit revenue growth.

Synnex partners now have access to Megaport's Elastic Interconnection platform, providing dedicated secure connections to a range of cloud offerings.