Weekly Recap: Top 10 Stories On ChannelTimes [August 7-11]
This week Channel Times brings to you news spanning across channel programs, Channel Association, distribution and other quarters of the...
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Weekly Recap: Top 10 Stories On ChannelTimes [12-16 June]
This week channel Times brings to you news from various corners of the channel ecosystem. Various vendors have brought up...
Worldwide Smartphones Sales Up 9 % in Q1 2017: Opportunity For Channel
Global smartphones grew 9.1 percent in the first quarter of 2017, of which, the quarter (24 percent) of the market...
Samsung Expands Alliance Program To Bring SIs On Board
Mumbai: Samsung Electronics has announced an expansion of its vertical mobility solutions program i. e. the Samsung Alliance Program to...
Samsung Says Sorry To Indian Customers
Bangalore: When the going gets tough, it is better to apologize and move on. Samsung, which faced worldwide flak over...
Top Ten Stories On Channel Times (October 10-14)
The week was full of interesting happenings in the technology industry. Following worldwide reports of battery failures and fires with...
Can Samsung Overcome The Galaxy Note 7 Debacle?
Bangalore: Very few enterprises in the world would have had the misfortune of witnessing the launch and death of a...
TN Partners Demand Channel-Friendly Legal, Sales Support
Chennai: Tamil Nadu-based Confed-ITA recently organized a vendor-partner-distributor meet where channel representatives sought support on channel-friendly legal and sales activities...
HP-Samsung Printer Deal: Mixed Reactions From Channel Partners
Bangalore: The recent announcement regarding HP signing a definitive agreement to acquire Samsung Electronics’ printer business (read the story here)...
After Apple, Samsung Intends To Bank On Refurbished Phones
After handset giants Apple has shown interest in selling refurbished mobile phones, Samsung Electronics now reportedly planning to launch a program to sell refurbished used versions of its premium smartphones. Samsung will refurbish high-end phones returned to the company by users who signed up for one-year upgrade programs in markets such as South Korea and the United States, Reuters reports. According to the report, the move is aimed at sustaining earnings momentum after reviving its mobile profits by restructuring its product line-up. As growth in the global smartphone market hits a plateau,...
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