Ingram Micro has partnered with Meta Platforms to bring the latter's virtual reality (VR) products and services to Australia and New Zealand businesses.
The partnership allows Ingram Micro's partners to help businesses integrate virtual VR into their operations through the Meta Quest for Business platform.
The platform allows administrators to manage their company's Meta devices with the ability to view status updates, manage and control devices remotely through Meta Quest Device Manager.
Meta Quest for Business also integrates with third-party mobile device management providers such as Ivanti, Microsoft Intune and VMware Workspace ONE.
“With technology trends changing rapidly and constantly, we identify emerging technologies and solutions to help partners cross-sell, upsell and expand into new markets," Ingram Micro’s senior VP and chief country executive Tim Ament said.
"With the launch of Ingram Micro Xvantage this year in Australia and New Zealand, our customers and vendor partners will be able to search products, make and track orders, see their active credits, and track invoices, returns and claims through a single pane of glass."
"Our revolutionary platform ecosystem is designed to simplify the way we do business through a seamless and personalised experience.”
Meta’s VP of B2B commercial sales Christine Trodella said “the groundbreaking advancements in mixed reality technologies enable users to learn through active hands-on experiences versus passive information absorption."
"This is a game-changer for learning & development, transforming the way users learn and retain new skills.”
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