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The ups & downs of Ingram Micro
All the latest breaking news and in-depth features about Ingram Micro.
Ingram Australia says no to managed services
Ingram Micro has no plans to introduce a managed services offering to the reseller channel in Australia, according to local boss Guy Freeland.
Byron Connolly
Oct 9 2006, 2:54PM
Services
Distributors revel in reseller cuts
Distributors are revelling in Ingram Micro and Synnex's recent moves to cull their reseller bases, with some reporting sales increases as a result.
Lilia Guan
Aug 29 2006, 3:11PM
Sales & Marketing
Resellers in a whirl over Synnex and Ingram cuts
The recent moves by Ingram Micro and Synnex to cull their low-order resellers have left many in the channel critical.
Tim Lohman
Aug 24 2006, 1:33PM
Finance
Sage terminates GL Computing after rebate scuffle
Business management software provider Sage Software has terminated GL Computing as a distributor of its CRM product ACT! by Sage, leaving Ingram Micro, Scholastic and Lectronic on its wholesale list.
Byron Connolly
Aug 22 2006, 12:31PM
Software
Ingram to cut inactive resellers
Ingram Micro has announced a rationalisation of its customer base which could see up to 15 percent of the distribution giant's accounts slashed.
Lilia Guan
Jul 26 2006, 1:52PM
Sales & Marketing
Ingram unveils reseller training centre
Distributor Ingram Micro has moved to further shake off its tag as a volume-based box mover, teaming up with seven big name vendors to launch a free training centre for resellers.
Lilia Guan
Apr 20 2006, 1:20PM
Training & Development
Ingram Micro to launch HP build-to-order
Distributor Ingram Micro has launched a service that lets resellers build-to-order HP PCs and notebooks.
Lilia Guan
Apr 18 2006, 3:24PM
Security
Life left in distributor shows
Around 800 resellers walked through the door at Ingram Micro’s Expotech show at Sydney’s Darling Harbour last night proving there’s life left in channel trade shows.
Byron Connolly
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Lilia Guan
Mar 29 2006, 9:14AM
Collaboration
Distributors struggle with AMD dual-core demand
Distributors are struggling to keep up with high-demand for AMD's dual-core processors.
Lilia Guan
Mar 28 2006, 12:28PM
Hardware
Hyperion, Ingram in Asia deal
Ingram Micro would distribute Hyperion Solutions' business management software across Asia, following an agreement between the companies.
Staff Writers
Mar 23 2006, 8:08AM
Software
Viewsonic launches fresh channel program
Monitor supplier Viewsonic has launched a channel program to create brand loyalty by offering points to resellers which can be redeemed for travel coupons.
Staff Writers
Feb 27 2006, 12:01PM
Hardware
Ingram Micro signs AMD
AMD added Ingram Micro Australia and New Zealand to its distribution list in an attempt to gain more market share from microprocessor market leader Intel.
Byron Connolly
Feb 8 2006, 2:15PM
Strategy
Channel reacts to Sheu's departure
Reaction in the channel to the departure of Synnex’s managing director has been nonchalant.
Tim Lohman
Jan 16 2006, 3:00PM
Strategy
Synnex grabs HP notebook distribution
Broad-based distributor Synnex has extended its relationship with HP, signing on to move the vendor’s range of notebooks as well as the Compaq nx6120 and nx8220 series.
Staff Writers
Nov 24 2005, 3:12PM
Hardware
Ingram flys VAD flag
Ingram Micro has made a further bid to move into the value-added distribution game with the opening of a new technical laboratory.
Tim Lohman
Nov 10 2005, 1:49PM
Sales & Marketing
Ingram Micro Australia wins global Ferrari prize
The Australian division of Ingram Micro has beaten other subsidiaries of the giant distributor in a Vodafone channel competition, with one lucky local manager taking a trip to the Ferrari factory in Italy as first prize.
Fleur Doidge
Oct 12 2005, 5:08PM
Collaboration
Interview: Greg Spierkel, CEO at Ingram Micro Inc
Ingram’s worldwide boss tells CRN editor Byron Connolly why Asia-Pacific is so important and how the big distributor is delivering beyond time and place distribution.
Byron Connolly
Aug 16 2005, 1:01PM
Collaboration
Cellnet poaches Ingram Micro finance director
National distributor Cellnet Group has appointed former Ingram Micro Australia finance director Mark Bloomer as its new chief financial officer.
Byron Connolly
Jul 18 2005, 11:00AM
Mobility
Baillie exits Ingram ahead of time
Ingram Micro has confirmed that long-standing Tech Pacific boss and head of the merged company, Kerry Baillie, has left the distributor two months ahead of schedule.
Fleur Doidge
Jul 6 2005, 11:30AM
Sales & Marketing
Linksys cracks retail, service provider markets
Linksys has cracked mass market retail, signing an agreement via distributor Ingram Micro to stock its products in 17 Dick Smith Powerhouse stores and all 164 locations nationally by the end of 2005.
Byron Connolly
Jun 23 2005, 4:27PM
Collaboration
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