NEC NZ Scoops Juniper’s ‘Partner of the Year - 2010' Award

Monday, 5 September 2011, 3:35 pm
Press Release: NEC Corporation

NEC New Zealand Scoops Juniper’s ‘Partner of the Year - 2010’ Award

NEC’s partnership efforts evident with this consecutive win for a second year

Wellington, 5 September 2011 - NEC New Zealand Ltd (“NEC”) has been awarded Juniper New Zealand (“Juniper”) Partner of the Year award. This is the second time NEC is being presented with this award.

Leveraging NEC’s Global Partnership with Juniper Networks, NEC has been committed to building regional Juniper engineering capability and actively expanding competitive joint service offerings. NEC has achieved Juniper’s "Service Provider Infrastructure Partner" status with Elite specialisation in Advanced Network Infrastructure, resulting in this award being presented two years running – 2009/2010.

Presented at Juniper’s Regional Partners Conference held at Sydney’s Sheraton on the Park, NEC’s John Petley accepted the award for the second year running. John commented, “This has been a team effort and this sort of feedback is really a result of everyone at NEC just getting on with their job with no drama. I guess what we would call customer service 101. I believe there is potential where NEC can grow with Juniper, so I am really excited about where we can take this.”

NEC’s IP Network Solutions (IPNS) team is now taking support of Juniper products to a new level of customer satisfaction to create a real difference with competitive offerings. To support this world-class service for NEC’s customers, NEC’s Technical Assistance Service Centre (TASC), in-field nationwide Managed Technology Services (MTS) team, and local multi-vendor Applications Development team are providing a comprehensive suite of support services.

Advertisement - scroll to continue reading

Ian Quinn, Country Manager, Juniper New Zealand commented at the award presentation, “We really appreciate the value that NEC brings to the partnership. The ability to move quickly, adopt a pragmatic local approach to opportunities, and the general ease of doing business are all really key to the success we’ve had over the last couple of years. I think this combined with continued approach to integrating the best of both companies’ solutions for New Zealand customers should see even greater mutual success in the future.”

NEC is looking forward to future growth with Juniper throughout 2011.

About NEC Corporation
NEC Corporation is a leader in the integration of IT and network technologies that benefit businesses and people around the world. By providing a combination of products and solutions that cross utilize the company’s experience and global resources, NEC’s advanced technologies meet the complex and ever-changing needs of its customers. NEC brings more than 100 years of expertise in technological innovation to empower people, businesses and society. For more information, visit NEC at http://www.nec.com

About NEC New Zealand
NEC New Zealand is the local subsidiary of NEC Corporation, headquartered in Tokyo. As a leading solutions and service provider of IT and network, telecommunication and identity solutions, NEC’s commitment to quality, reliability and value has seen it through more than 25 years of innovation in New Zealand.

With innovation at the heart of the organisation, NEC’s state-of-the-art technologies and technical expertise has enhanced the lives of the people in New Zealand through various ways every day.

For more information, visit www.nec.co.nz

ENDS

Advertisement - scroll to continue reading

Are you licensed for Scoop?

Scoop is free for personal use, but you’ll need a licence for work use. This is part of our Ethical Paywall and how we fund Scoop without a regular paywall. Join today with plans starting from just $11 per month, and start using Scoop like a Pro.

Join Pro Individual Find out more

Find more from NEC Corporation on InfoPages.

Business Headlines | Sci-Tech Headlines

BUSINESS, SCIENCE & TECH

Stats NZ: Food Prices Increase 1.2 Percent Annually

Higher prices for restaurant meals and ready-to-eat food and grocery food drove the annual increase in food prices, up 3.5 percent and 2.7 percent, respectively.

Bill Bennett: Download Weekly - Transitions dominate TCF annual report

In this week's newsletter - The New Zealand Telecommunications Forum’s annual report shows an industry in transition. 2degrees pairs with Palo Alto Networks to displace Spark from key education contract. Datacom notes a big rise in the number of NZ companies using AI in one form or another.

Electricity Authority: Authority Welcomes Government Policy Statement On Electricity

'We share the Government’s desire for consumers to have access to an electricity system that is competitive, efficient, secure and resilient. We want an energy system that fosters economic growth and social well-being,' says Electricity Authority chief executive Sarah Gillies.

Trade Me Property: Buyers Willing To Compromise As Optimism Grows, Says Trade Me Property Survey

The survey found 44.5 per cent of buyers would be willing to compromise on the size of the section, 40.7 per cent on the size of the property, 40.6 per cent on the size of the garden, 33.7 per cent on the condition of the property, 28.1 per cent on location and 25.3 per cent on the type of property.

Science Media Centre: Can Contact Sports Cause A Degenerative Brain Condition? – Expert Q&A

Past research has suggested that we can say with high confidence that Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) is caused by repeated head knocks from contact sports, but that has recently been questioned by other scientists.