Lenovo stories - Page 22

Acquire shines at Lenovo's 2015 ANZ Business Partner Awards, claiming the title of New Zealand Partner of the Year.

Brocade has signed an OEM deal with Lenovo which will see its Gen 5 Fibre Channel SAN solutions being sold through Lenovo and its channel partners.

Lenovo cuts 5% of its workforce and streamlines mobile division in the wake of slowing growth and increased competition.

In Q2 2015, Lenovo had a 15% share of the PC market, which was enough to bump the company into the top position.

Certified mobile workstations continue to show strong growth, while the desktop workstations market continues to decline, according to IDC.

Resellers took to the tracks at Mike Eady’s BMW Driver Experience recently, as Ingram Micro and Lenovo rewarded partners for their sales.

Lenovo has announced its Windows 10 lineup, saying it will start shipping the Windows 10 loaded products immediately - Superfish not included.

Westcon Group NZ has inked a deal with Lenovo which will see it distributing Lenovo’s PC portfolio in addition to the server and storage products.

Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi and Noel Leeming to retail consumer range as world's largest PC manufacturer makes push for NZ consumer market.

Former Synnex New Zealand country manager swaps distie-land for vendor-land as he takes up new role at Lenovo.

As tablet sales drop, IDC finds silver lining in cellular models and resilient 2-in-1 devices amid dynamic tech market shifts.

Lenovo boosts channel incentives in a strategic push for growth, offering lucrative rebates and support for partner recruitment.

Lenovo ramps up NZ partner support with higher rebate offers and funded heads scheme in a revamped channel programme.

PC shipments in New Zealand slumped in Q1, with exchange rates one of the key factors – and the months ahead aren’t looking much better.

Despite an overall decline in the worldwide PC monitor market for 4Q14, PC giants Dell, Samsung and Lenovo enjoyed some positive growth.

Lenovo has officially launched its new partner programme for cloud and managed service providers (MSPs) in ANZ, effective April 1.

Samsung lost the No. 1 spot to Apple in the global smartphone market in the fourth quarter of 2014, after holding the top spot since 2011.

The instructions come amid backlash after it was revealed Lenovo preinstalled software that made devices vulnerable to hacking.

Lenovo soars with solid $253m profit, leveraging acquisitions of Motorola and IBM's server unit to diversify beyond PCs.

Samsung's struggles continue as low-cost vendors are quickly proving that mid- to high-priced Android tablets simply aren't cut out for today's tablet market.