Panasonic: clients and staff of fallen Tempus in safe hands

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Vendor outlines plans for support of Brummie VAR's customers, but sources make claims of redundancies and ignored customers

Panasonic has claimed staff and customers at fallen reseller and system builder Tempus are in good hands, after sources voiced complaints to ChannelWeb about the vendor's behaviour since acquiring ...

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