www.cnawards.com
OCTOBER 14TH 201O, HILTON HOTEL, PARK LANE, LONDON
COMMS NATIONAL AWARDS
DON’T DELAY, REGISTER NOW!
CATEGORIES
SUPPLIER AWARDS
IT MAY only be April and there’s still seven months to go to the Comms National Awards presentation night in October, but my message to you is simple...
don’t delay, register today. Why? Because the
judges sit down to determine this year’s winners on July 22nd, and that’s just four months away!
Nigel Sergent
Registering FREE now at www.cnawards.com simply means you have declared an interest in entering for an award and you can start putting your submissions together. Our online entry process means you can register as an entrant and then refine and embellish your submission during the build up to judging day.
Why should you enter? The CN Awards are universally acclaimed as the ICT
industry’s most prized and prestigious accolades and truly celebrate all that
is great within the solutions supply channel. Now in their ninth year, the CN Awards have been founded on unparalleled integrity and professionalism, using controlled methods of judging based on genuine recommendations and true independence. Take a look at the quality of our judging panel (page 28) and you will understand how much importance we attach to ensuring the awards are assessed by experienced professionals with vast industry experience and business integrity. Finalists and winners gain unprecedented industry prestige, extensive exposure and publicity before and after the awards ceremony, giving customers, partners and staff genuine reassurance of your company’s quality.
On October 14th, representatives from all sections of the Comms and IT community will gather for the awards night. This year our category sponsors include O2,
Capstan, Spitfire, GN Netcom, Outsourcery and Samsung, who all recognise that
these awards are unquestionably the most sought after industry prizes in the UK ICT channel. See overleaf for our first Award Categories in Focus pages. We look forward to receiving your registrations and entries at www.cnawards.com
Nigel Sergent, Editorial Director, Comms Dealer
SPONSOR NEWS
Actimax was pleased to be awarded Best Enterprise, Best WiFi Solution and Reseller of the Year for 2009 at the
CNA. These awards have high credibility and are seen as independent by both our customers and our competition.
John Massey, Managing Director, Actimax – 2009 Multi-Award Winner
INTEGRATING applications from various sources to provide the end customer with a seamless and tailored solution is high priority for Samsung. The importance of providing an open platform on which to add these often niche applications, but without forcing resellers to invest heavily in technology or specialist knowledge is a foundation of the Samsung philosophy. “Samsung is pleased to sponsor the Vertical Markets award category as it is very much in tune with our philosophy and direction,” said Wilfred Wood, Head of Sales Engineering at Samsung. “We provide a platform that allows resellers to target vertical markets with confidence and the necessary tools to be successful.”
SERVICE & SUPPLY
Convergence Distributor of the Year Mobile Distributor of the Year Installer of the Year
SPONSORED BY
CONNECTIVITY
Service Provider of the Year Fixed Line Carrier of the Year Mobile Carrier of the Year
SPONSORED BY
VENDOR
Telephony System of the Year Software Application Suite of the Year Peripheral Product of the Year
SPONSORED BY
RESELLER AWARDS
MOBILE SOLUTIONS
SME Mobile Solution Enterprise Mobile Solution FMC/Wireless Solution
SPONSORED BY
VERTICAL MARKETS
SME Vertical Solution Enterprise Vertical Solution Contact Centre Solution
SPONSORED BY
UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS
SME UC Solution Enterprise UC Solution
SPONSORED BY
HOSTED/MANAGED SERVICES
SME Solution
Enterprise Solution
SPONSORSHIP TBC
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE COMMS NATIONAL AWARDS VISIT WWW.CNAWARDS.COM
www.comms-dealer.com
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