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EMC renews its channel vows

12 September 2012 •

Vendor says its own staff will not be paid for direct sales outside of 150-strong "hard deck" by the end of the year

EMC has renewed its commitment to its partners, claiming that the move to sell entirely through the channel except for its "hard deck" of 150 direct accounts will be complete by the end of the year...

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