Supply Chain Magazine
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Competitive Advantage In Mobile Printing: The Right Product Lineup Is Only Half The Solution
3/20/2013
Our authorized partners benefit from more than the strong Brother brand with an over 50-year history of success. They also enjoy solid margin-earning opportunities with a competitive product lineup — plus the expert technical and sales support they need to sustain growth in a rapidly evolving space.
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Anatomy Of A Winning Channel Program
3/20/2013
Zebra listens and PartnersFirst® delivers for their channel
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The Top Opportunities In Education
3/19/2013
Digital textbooks, physical security, desktop virtualization, and mobility are just a few of the hot topics and trends driving this $20 billion market.
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3 Tips For Maximizing Your Field Service Success
3/19/2013
According to experts, your success in the field service vertical hinges on a few key factors.
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Generate Recurring Revenue With Labels, Tags
3/18/2013
VARs can strengthen their customer relationships with ongoing label and consumable supply contracts.
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The 3-Year Mobile Sale Payoff
2/13/2013
A mobility integrator’s perseverance leads to a $100k+, 40-handheld and mobile printer install with recurring revenue.
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Data Capture: The Perfect Prescription For Healthcare
1/16/2013
This Colorado VAR has turned healthcare data capture and bar-code printing into a profit center, watching sales in that vertical alone grew 21% in 2012.
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MDM: Your Next Managed Services Offering
1/16/2013
Industry experts offer advice regarding how to roll out MDM (mobile device management) solutions and caution against common implementation mistakes.
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Can't-Miss Field Service Advice For 2013
12/14/2012
Experts give advice on selecting the right hardware and software, mistakes to avoid, and how to deal with customers asking about iPads.
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How A Consultative Approach To Healthcare IT Led To A $1.3 Million Sale
12/13/2012
A healthcare IT solutions provider’s up-front consultation helped it beat out three competitors and land an EMR (electronic medical records) install with a 600-bed hospital.