misasia logo
ACA Pacific becomes Malaysian distributor for Huawei Symantec By AvantiKumar
05 Jun 2009

KUALA LUMPUR, 5 JUNE 2009 - A new partnership has been formed to meet the growing demand for security and storage solutions from Malaysian small and medium businesses, according to Malaysian IT distributor ACA Pacific.

"ACA Pacific has become the distributor for Huawei Symantec's entire range of network security and storage solutions aimed at small and medium businesses (SMBs)," said ACA Pacific Technology managing director Mark Gill.

Gill said ACA Pacific has joined Huawei Symantec's global channel recruitment programme, known as 'Orange Path.' "As the demand for data grows, companies need more optimised and integrated solutions."

Huawei Symantec Technologies is a network and security provider with more than 3,000 employees.

Prepare for the upturn

Huawei Symantec president of international sales and services, Victor Xu, said the company has a regional office in Kuala Lumpur and is confident of securing a significant portion of the Malaysian market

“Included in the range of services, was cloud computing services such information, applications and storage as cloud computing services,” said Huawei Symantec’s storage solution manager, Raymond Ng. “As SMBs have constrained capacity for IT resources and staffing, such cloud services are expected to be in demand.”

"Now is the time to establish new plans and gear talent for the upturn," said ACA Pacific’s Gill. “At first glance it may not seem an ideal time, but there are opportunities out there.”

"With a local market size of about US$65 million, according to global analyst firms, the local storage industry is set to explode due to the enormous amount of data such as text, e-mails, and document imaging generated by organisations today," said Gill. "This strategic partnership will enable both companies to meet the increasing market demand for network security and storage solutions."

Comments

Be the first to comment.


Post your comment

  • Please use English to post and reply to comments
  • Please do not use offensive language in the form of racial or ethnic slurs, abuse or personal insults
  • We welcome opinion and debate geared towards finding solutions
  • Please keep comments relevant to the topic
  • All comments are moderated
** Mandatory Field

Name
    **

Email
    **

Country


Comments
Maximum characters allowed: 2000
Disclaimer: All the content posted in this category comes independently from readers of Fairfax Business Media (FBM) Asia publications, unless specified otherwise. Fairfax Business Media (FBM) is not responsible for the opinions of its readers and the content posted by them does not represent the views and opinions of FBM.

Feature

Zafar Anjum

Techlightenment

Are cell phones more dangerous than terrorists?

Is there a connection between cell phones, bees and global food security?
By Zafar Anjum | 17 Mar 2010

RSS Feeds

Add this section to your favourite feed reader.