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Samsung lays out B2B market ambitions

26 May 2011 •

Vendor appoints new UK and Ireland general manager to drive corporate notebook sales and snatch a top-three spot in the PC market

Samsung is planning to conquer the B2B market and become a top-three notebook vendor by the end of 2012. Its bold ambitions are to be driven by newly appointed Damian Cusick, who has taken on th...

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