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07 Jan 2010
Insight EMEA has secured Platinum Partner status with software vendor CA.
The accolade means that the VAR, which has been a CA channel partner for 10 years, is the first ever CA Platinum Partner within the vendor’s Recovery Management partner programme.
Insight was awarded the certification due to its increased revenues and partner accreditation in 13 countries across EMEA, including the UK, France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Russia, The Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Norway.
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Chris Ross, vice president EMEA and Asia Pacific at CA’s Recovery Management and Data Modelling business unit, said: “Insight’s broad technical scope and capabilities means that it is well positioned as a single source for diverse IT requirements. We welcome Insight as an EMEA Platinum Partner and look forward to growing our business alongside theirs.”
Stuart Fenton, president of Insight EMEA, said: “We have worked with CA’s Recovery Management and Data Modelling solutions for many years, and we are delighted to extend the coverage and replicate our success with CA solutions to other Insight sites across Europe.
“This Platinum partnership further strengthens our commitment with CA, and allows us to offer our clients solutions for their data modelling, data protection and disaster recovery needs,” he added.
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