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17 Nov 2008
A total of 19 lucky firms were celebrating their success last week after winning much-coveted CRN awards.
The ceremony, held last Thursday at the Battersea Park Events Arena in London, saw 23 awards presented.
All of the categories were hotly contested, none more so than the reseller
categories.
Awards went to Intercept, SICL, WStore, Blue Chip and Softcat. BT Basilica
scooped the Reseller of Year award for the second year running.
Further reading
Both Computer 2000 (C2000) and Bell Micro won two awards this year: Bell scooped Systems Distributor of the Year and Software Distributor of the Year, and C2000 won Networking Distributor of the Year and Distributor of the Year.
Other distributor awards were won by Midwich and Computerlinks.
HP also won two awards Systems Vendor of the Year and Networking Vendor of the Year, with EMC winning Vendor of the Year for the first time. Other vendor winners included Symantec, Microsoft, Kingston Technology and Trend Micro.
See CRN next week for a full rundown of the victors and Judges’ Commended winners.
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