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Acer to use Olympics as B2B lighthouse

26 January 2012 •

Consumer-focused vendor gears up for assault on SMB and corporate market

Acer believes its involvement with the Olympic Games can act as the perfect reference as it launches an assault on the B2B space through the channel. The consumer-focused player is close to unve...

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