Tomando en cuenta que fuera del misterio de BlackBerry Z30 que todo apunta que AT&T no reclamó su versión que ya había sido vista, lo único positivo que se puede marcar de la compañía hasta ahora son sus recientes éxitos empresariales.
Y empezamos con Ingran Micro, que aceptó utilizar sus recursos como distribuidora tecnológica para ayudar a BlackBerry a la distribución de productos a Latinoamérica tomando en cuenta que tienen alrededor de 20,000 miembros de su cadena de distribución.
[toggle title=”Comunicado” state=”close” ]
MIAMI, Oct. 29, 2013 – Ingram Micro Inc., the world’s largest wholesale technology distributor and a global leader in supply-chain and mobile device lifecycle services and logistics solutions, and BlackBerry, today jointly announced a new agreement whereby Ingram Micro Mobility will become a leading provider of the BlackBerry® portfolio of smartphones throughout Latin America. The agreement equips BlackBerry with broader distribution of its products and services throughout the Latin American region by leveraging Ingram Micro’s supply chain expertise, extensive infrastructure and unique channel reach to value-added resellers (VARs), system integrators, wireless carriers, retailers and other services providers.
“BlackBerry is a major player in the Latin American wireless industry and we’re pleased to help grow their reach with retailers and wireless carriers,” said Anthony Mackle, acting president of Ingram Micro Mobility Latin America. “We are confident that the combination of our extensive infrastructure, unmatched logistics capabilities and the strength of our sales force will enable us to extend the current distribution network of BlackBerry’s smartphone portfolio, while also opening previously untapped channels for them.”
Ingram Micro is the largest wholesale exporter in Miami and has a customer base of more than 20,000 VARs and retailers throughout Latin America, covering both business-to-business and business-to-consumer operations.
“Ingram Micro is a valued partner for BlackBerry throughout the world,” said Wes Nicol, regional managing director for Latin America at BlackBerry. “We are excited that Ingram Micro Mobility has recently entered the Latin American market and we look forward to extending our relationship between the companies. The agreement with Ingram Micro in Latin America will create a new set of opportunities to better serve our customers, while providing easier access to our award-winning lineup of software, services and smartphones in more than 40 countries in the region.”
For more information on Ingram Micro Mobility, visit mobility.ingrammicro.com or call 1-305-593-5900.
[/toggle]
Por otro lado la empresa también ha logrado un acuerdo con Banco NCG, una de los mayores grupos bancarios de España anunciaron que se han vuelto nuevos clientes de BlackBerry bajo BES 10.
Jose Manuel Valino Blanco, Asistente de Gerente General del banco indicó:
The capabilities and ease-of-use of BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 will allow us to effectively apply our new mobile strategy, which includes more personalized management, improved efficiency and reduction of costs. The BlackBerry solution provides the necessary flexibility that an IT department needs to support a mobile environment.
También el banco anunció que ayudara a BlackBerry con planes de inversión a corto y mediano plazos.
