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PRODUCTS: Raritan launches latest dcTrack tool
Infrastructure management solutions provider, Raritan, has launched its Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) product suite, dcTrack.
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Raritan signs distribution licence agreement with Anixter
Infrastructure management solutions provider, Raritan, recently announced its appointment of communications and security products supplier, Anixter, as its licensed distributor in A/NZ.
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OPS lands Axis distie deal
Network access equipment and security distributor, Open Platform Systems (OPS), has inked a distribution deal with network video vendor, Axis Communications.
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Aastra releases new partner program
Communications vendor, Aastra, is set to launch a new channel program to simplify a swathe of internal processes for partners.
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Axis hires more staff to support Australian demand
Video surveillance vendor, Axis Communications, has hired two new staff to help meet market demand.
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Tandberg Data appoints channel sales manager
Tandberg Data has appointed former Westcon Group manager, Paul O’Connell, to head up Australian channel sales. He was previously Nortel business development manager at Westcon and Anixter, and has five years’ experience in the channel.
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Anixter builds voice capabilities with Aastra
Anixter has been appointed master distributor for Aastra, adding a significant feather to its vendor cap around voice.
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Emerson partners with Anixter
Datacentre vendor, Emerson, has partnered with Anixter to broaden its reach beyond IT.
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