Ingram Micro stories - Page 34

Morningstar plots a green comeback in April, targeting NZ's IT market amid fierce competition and recent setbacks.

Ingram Micro has pushed its new website and system launch back a month in order to have it fully operational on launch day.

[UPDATED] In an effort to better support the business needs of its customers, Ingram Micro will upgrade its systems and unveil a new website on February 1st.

In Sydney, Christmas shopping hysteria begins in October, with IT and electronics topping the festive wishlist despite economic concerns.

Green IT has been around for some time now and has taken on a number of guises, from energy effi ciency to more easily recyclable products.

TomTom's new in-store promotion offer for Christmas will give buyers a bonus map of Australia, worth $139, with purchase of select TomTom models.

Cisco today announced the appointment of Ingram Micro as an Australia and New Zealand distributor of its Flip Video digital camcorders.

Adobe revolutionises NZ distribution, now allowing Ingram Micro and Express Data to offer its full product range, enhancing reseller choice.

A 50-year-old man jailed for 6 months after IT firms discovered child sexual abuse images on his computers, highlighting global fight against exploitation.

Microsoft's Ben Green touts Windows 7 as a catalyst for IT economic growth, with over 50,000 Kiwis already trying the new software.

With a new channel program launching in Australia next month, Eaton has set its sights on expanding its channel   presence in New Zealand next year.

Like a soldier into battle, who goes armed with sword, shield and dagger, the modern road warrior must be armed with the latest technology.

Insite steps up, offering NComputing's affordable virtual desktops to broaden tech access in education, aiming for better market performance.

Dell enters NZ channel with ambitions but keeps partner details under wraps, amid global revenue boosts from existing channels.

Ingram Micro acquires Vantex, marking its seventh acquisition in five years, achieving a leading position in the Asia-Pacific DC POS market.

Christmas product trends and sales techniques in New Zealand. The 3G iPhone and iPods are predicted to be big sellers this year.

Ingram Micro appoints Gary Bigwood as the new GM for NZ, following Miley's move to Sydney with a focus on quick decision-making for growth.

Product code services streamline operations, saving time and money for resellers, while offering an avenue for additional revenue.

NComputing switches NZ distributor to MPA for enhanced local support and focus, ending its distribution agreement with Ingram Micro.

With a global staff of more than 100,000 and a world-class R&D design team, the turnover for 2007 was US$6.9 billion.