Lenovo - News, Features, and Slideshows
Lenovo in pictures
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Kiwi resellers make a splash on Synnex and Lenovo RotoVegas road trip
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Top 50 defining moments of the New Zealand channel in 2016
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2016 Reseller News ICT Industry Awards - Winners and Speakers (Part 2)
News about Lenovo
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NZ PC market set to decline in 2019
The traditional PC market in New Zealand is expected to decline by -4.4 per cent year-on-year in 2019, according to new findings from IDC.
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NetApp sneaks past IBM as storage market heats up
NetApp has edged ahead of IBM in the enterprise storage systems market, moving into third place behind leaders Dell and Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
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Dell and HPE fight for server supremacy
Dell and Hewlett Packard Enterprise are locked in battle at the top of the server market, as the tech giants edge clear of closest competitor IBM.
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Rod Lappin memorial service to be held in Sydney
A memorial service for the late Rod Lappin will be held on Friday 1 March in Sydney, providing the industry with an opportunity to honour his legacy.
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Lenovo returns to profit in third-quarter
Lenovo has swung to a net profit in the three months through December, beating market expectations, due to strong performance across its major business groups.
Features about Lenovo
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Regional challenges remain as PC market prepares for tough 2016
“Year 2016 is expected to remain difficult for the industry..."
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Region posts highest vendor server revenue as HP maintains market share
From a regional standpoint, Asia/Pacific posted the highest vendor revenue growth at 25.4 percent.
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Behind the numbers - How the channel can sell the next billion tablets
“Vendors, operators, retailers, and channel partners all have a multitude of strategies to sell more tablets both to current owners and to new customers.”
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Vendors grapple with excess channel inventory as tablet and PC struggles continue
The worldwide PC market experienced its fourth consecutive quarter of negative growth.
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HP maintains dominance as NZ PC market stabilises
IDC expects the current weakness witnessed in the desktop market will be negated by the growth of entry level notebooks and Chromebooks.
