TD SYNNEX has announced the first winners of its Cisco Momentum Awards, recognising partners that have shown innovation and a desire to grow.
• Category winners are partners that have shown commitment to growth in Cisco focus technology areas.
• Eight winners will visit Cisco HQ in San Jose this month.
The eight ACES partner winners selected from the top tier of the Momentum programme are:
• Data Centre Partner of the Year: Q Associates.
• Services Partner of the Year: Provista.
• Enterprise Networking Partner of the Year: Forfusion.
• Collaboration Partner of the Year: ITGL.
• Security Partner of the Year: Axonex.
• Innovation Partner of the Year: Ultima.
• Newcomer Partner of the Year: Ampito Group.
• Partner of the Year: XMA.
The winners were selected – by a panel of senior personnel from both TD SYNNEX and Cisco – on the basis of the effort and investment they have made in developing Cisco business over the past year, and their specific achievements. Representatives of each of the winners will be flown to Cisco’s headquarters in San Jose this month for a special Innovation Tour and briefings with top Cisco executives.
The awards are part of TD SYNNEX’s Cisco Momentum programme, which supports Cisco partners in accelerating their capabilities and sales. Tony McNish, Head of Business Development for TD SYNNEX Advanced Solutions UK, said: ‘We congratulate the winners of the first Momentum Awards. We have seen some real innovations and commitment to invest in both skills and business development by all of these partners over the past year. That is reflected, not only in their achievements, but also in the growth of our sales and market share as a leading distributor and trusted advisor to Cisco partners.'
'The trip to Cisco HQ is a unique opportunity and one that will give both partners and TD SYNNEX an invaluable insight into Cisco’s thinking and plans for the year ahead. We look forward to sharing our thoughts and ideas and working with them to develop their potential with Cisco solutions and technologies even further.’
