Simms International stories - Page 2

Simms International to release Motion's new CL900 tablet in NZ, boasting connectivity, rugged design and Intel's 'Oak Trail' Atom processor.

Warwick Grey unveils 'yoobee', aiming to transform Renaissance with a vision of creativity and community, amid industry skepticism and staff exits.

Simms International broadens its Dell catalogue with OptiPlex desktops, enhancing its offering to authorised resellers from Jan 2011.

New range of Dell Latitude laptops now available to authorised Dell resellers.

Kingston's HyperX MAX 3.0, a USB 3.0 drive with speeds up to 195MB/sec, launches in December, redefining fast file transfers.

Simms International signs 106th authorised Dell reseller, focusing on strong joint relationships & proving themselves to the reseller community.

Simms International broadens its NZ reseller channel by introducing five top-tier vendors, enhancing its tech offering alongside Dell and Kingston.

Corporate and security specialist resellers being targeted with IronKey's full range of products.

Vaughan Nankivell leaves Kingston Technology NZ for a new role as General Manager at Simms, aiming to boost sales and partnerships.

Samuel Taylor scoops new role at Simms International, marking the second recent departure from Renaissance to join the firm.

Michele Harrington joins Simms International as GM, tasked with reseller relations and expanding the NZ and AU peripherals market.

The Channel recently spoke to Simms NZ Managing Director Paul Johnston who talked us through how the company plans to operate in New Zealand.

Simms International teams up with Motion Computing to bring rugged Tablet PCs to New Zealand, targeting corporate, government, and health sectors.

After appointing a new CEO at the end of the year, local Apple distributor Renaissance informed the NZX of a $2.

Simms International appoints industry veteran Benjamin Kwan as BDM to boost Dell SMB products' distribution in New Zealand.

Dell has appointed Simms International as its distribution partner for SMB partners and customers in an effort to play into its global strategy and increase its investment in New Zealand.

Simms International in Australia recently announced that it has signed on IronKey, bumping Duo from exclusive distribution of the brand in Australia, but the company said it will not affect NZ partners.

Renaissance Corporation welcomes Richard Webb as its new CEO, with tech veteran and company stalwart Murray Wood joining the board.

Establishing a new business in New Zealand is no small feat, but former Renaissance Managing Director Paul Johnston is confident.