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Named accounts up for grabs for Red Hat channel

13 February 2013 •

Open source ace allows channel to bid for business within its ring-fenced named accounts

Open source software vendor Red Hat is opening up its named account business to its reseller partners in the hope of pushing more revenue through the channel. The vendor claims to have increased...

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