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Poly ANZ managing director Andy Hurt departs - Vimarsana News

Poly ANZ managing director Andy Hurt departs

Poly managing director Andy Hurt has resigned after three years of managing the video conferencing giant’s Australia New Zealand operations.&a...

Source: crn.com.au
Model N : The New Imperative - Aligning Partner Engagement with the Customer Lifecycle - Vimarsana News

Model N : The New Imperative - Aligning Partner Engagement with the Customer Lifecycle

Various market studies have forecast the global "everything-as-a-service" market to increase at a CAGR of 25.5% between 2021-2026, with the expectation to reach over $350B... | January 16, 2022

Poly's Nick Tidd On Hybrid Work And Tackling Supply Chain Constraints With The Help Of Partners - Vimarsana News

Poly's Nick Tidd On Hybrid Work And Tackling Supply Chain Constraints With The Help Of Partners

Videoconferencing giant Poly, formerly Polycom and Plantronics, has launched Poly Renew, a buyback program that is helping Poly and Poly channel partners grapple with ongoing supply chain challenges while empowering hybrid work and return to work for customers, the company’s channel chief Nick Tidd told CRN.

Source: crn.com
Poly's Nick Tidd describes 'tremendous upgrade opportunity' for partners - Collaboration - Vimarsana News

Poly's Nick Tidd describes 'tremendous upgrade opportunity' for partners - Collaboration

Videoconferencing giant Poly, formerly Polycom and Plantronics, has long been a mainstay in the collaboration arena. Plantronics celebrated its 60th anniversary in May and while the company has always been channel-friendly, Poly is pulling out all the stops, starting with a virtual partner conference – the first one in years – that pulled in about 20,000 attendees. The collaboration space is a competitive market that has only grown hotter as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, which had home workers snapping up personal cameras for their home offices and companies developing videoconferenc...

Source: crn.com.au