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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Channel veteran Les Mansour joins Cohesity
Cohesity has continued its Asia Pacific and Japan leadership reshuffle, tapping 28-year IT veteran Les Mansour to lead its regional channel.
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Dell and HPE locked in server market lead
Dell Technologies and HPE remain locked together at the top of the worldwide server market following a “mixed bag” fourth quarter of 2019.
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Lenovo announces a major ThinkPad refresh, including AMD's mobile Ryzen 4000 chips
Lenovo ushers in the Ryzen 4000 Mobile generation with a top-to-bottom refresh of its ThinkPad laptop line.
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2020 unlikely to repeat 2019’s global PC market success
This year's global PC market isn’t expected to meet 2019’s growth due to disruptions across various markets and vendors not meeting the demand of new technologies.
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Inroads opened for HP’s PC rivals amid Xerox uncertainty
The rumbling uncertainty surrounding Xerox’s proposed takeover of HP may have generated unintended opportunities for the print and PC vendor’s rivals.
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.
