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Extreme Networks doubling deal reg discounts in push for new logos

03 March 2016 • 2 min read

Networking vendor says its priority is to unlock new markets for existing partners

Extreme Networks says it is almost doubling deal registration discounts for partners that bring it new customer logos. Net-new customer acquisition forms one of several key priorities for Extrem...

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