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Microsoft Corporation Authorizes Additional Partners To Resell Tablets: CRN

Microsoft Corporation Authorizes Additional Partners To Resell Tablets

Posted on July 11, 2015August 13, 2019 By Jarvis

It appears that Microsoft Corporation  is broadening the reseller base of its Surface tablet. According to a recent report published on CRN, Microsoft is adding more channel partners that will have exclusive rights to resell Microsoft’s surface pro.

Microsoft may make an official announcement during its Worldwide Partner Conference scheduled for July 13 – July 15 in Orlando, Florida. ICorps Technologies was already licensed by Microsoft to resell the Surface Pro a few weeks ago. Mike Hadley who is the Chief Executive Officer at iCorps Technologies believes that the growth opportunities in terms of reselling the Surface tab are “tremendous.”
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