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Welcome to the November edition of Newsflash
This month our key focus has surrounded the recent decision to bring together all of Azlan’s HP Enterprise specialists into a single integrated setup and create the largest dedicated HP Enterprise team in the UK. Not only is this a hugely positive move but an opportunity to maximise the available resources and provide our HP Partners with an optimum level of support. Turn to page 19 for an interview with Andy Dow, Head of HP Enterprise Business for Azlan, to find out more.
We recently held our Vendor Engagement Weekend at Heythrop Park, Oxford which proved to be a great success. Within the exhibition hall 16 stands showcasing a range of vendors from across the Tech Data portfolio met with the attendees and speaking slots from Microsoft Lumia, Veeam and Xerox offered a great insight into the latest products available. The next Vendor Engagement Weekend is booked for 16th May 2015 for our northern partners – if you are interested in attending please email
events@techdata.co.uk
This time of the year is a particularly exciting one for Tech Data – not only is activity ramping up in time for Christmas, but with new products arriving from HTC, Huawei, Acer, HP and Archos, this is a great opportunity for our partners to engage with us and push for a fantastic close to 2014.
Have a great month.
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