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Dec. 18, 1996 (b) |
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Dec. 18, 1996 (a) |
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Dec. 16, 1996 |
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June 10, 1996 (b) |
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June 10, 1996 (a) |
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Vision, Mission & Values |
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INGRAM MICRO TEAMS WITH PROTEON AND NETCOM TO BRING
COMPLETE INTERNET ACCESS PACKAGE TO VARs
Innovative kit includes high-performance
Proteon router, Internet service from NETCOM,
dedicated lease line and DSU/CSU connection
device
SANTA ANA, Calif., Sept. 9, 1996
Ingram Micro Inc. announced today the launch of
a new Internet access package designed to help
value-added resellers (VARs) provide a complete
solution to customers looking for Internet and
intranet connectivity.
The ProConnect Internet Access package is
available exclusively through Ingram Micro starting
Sept. 16. The kit includes a Proteon
high-performance GlobeTrotter 60 remote access
router; Internet access through NETCOM On-Line
Communication Services Inc. and a Digital Service
Unit/Channel Service Unit (DSU/CSU) connection
device.
According to Amy Hoffman, vice president of
product marketing for Ingram Micro: "Internet and
intranet connectivity is becoming increasingly
important to the distribution business. We've
teamed with Proteon and NETCOM so we can better
offer VARs the best connectivity solutions at a
competitive price. These packages are flexible,
powerful and easy to use. ProConnect will help VARs
serve the millions of small businesses and
organizations that have yet to tap into the
Internet."
To meet the wide range of needs for small- to
medium-size businesses, Ingram Micro will offer
VARs six packages that vary by connection option
and subscription length. Available options include
full T1, 128 Kbps or 256 Kbps service with six or
12-month subscriptions. Prices range from $8,995 to
$18,905. Ingram Micro will also offer NETCOM
service extensions at reduced prices.
"This is a very exciting option for our VARs.
They can now offer end-users everything they need
to access the Internet, World Wide Web -- and even
intranet -- all in one box," said Lori Snow, Ingram
Micro's senior director of product marketing and
general manager of its Technical Products Division
(TPD).
According to Elizabeth Vanneste, NETCOM director
of VAR programs, the partnership will play a key
role in expanding NETCOM's reach to this
specialized market.
"This is a combination that makes sense for
customers being serviced by regional VARs. We are
enthusiastic about the opportunity to expand NETCOM
services through Ingram Micro's vast distribution
network," she said.
"ProConnect packages offer VARs one-stop
shopping," said Dale Rensing, Proteon product
marketing manager. "Ease of purchase, installation
and service is our primary goal.
"The Internet and intranet are expanding markets
with great revenue potential for VARs. Many users
are calling on VARs to provide Internet access for
everything from simple information gathering to
more complex remote office connections. With
ProConnect, the VAR simply sets up the router and
the DSU/CSU and hooks them up to the NETCOM
service. It's that easy," Rensing explained.
Proteon Inc., located in Westborough, Mass.,
offers a comprehensive family of award-winning
Internet, remote and local access products that
deliver reliable, high-performance networking to
users worldwide. Proteon products are found in more
than 70 percent of Fortune 100 companies.
NETCOM On-Line Communication Services, Inc. is a
leading international Internet service provider
based in San Jose, Calif. Leveraging its own
high-speed nationwide TCP/IP-based network, NETCOM
provides a wide range of value-priced Internet
services for individuals and businesses, including
local access, software options, personalized
services and 24-hour customer service. NETCOM also
offers business-minded communications solutions
such as high-speed connectivity, intranet services,
Web site hosting and content development.
Ingram Micro Inc., headquartered in Santa Ana,
Calif., is the world's largest wholesale distributor
of microcomputer products, with 1995 sales of $8.617
billion. The company's inventory includes 36,000
products from more than 1,100 of the world's leading
hardware and software companies. Affiliates in 15
countries sell to more than 100,000 resellers in 120
countries. Ingram Micro is the leading provider of
advanced value-added services including technical
support, field services, configuration and fulfillment.
Contacts:
Cindy Vergets
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Ingram Micro Inc.
(714) 566-1000 ext. 23364
Joe M. Grillo
Proteon, Inc.
(508) 898-2800
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