Eleven resellers bag spot on £440m IT framework
NDNA framework sees partners sell desktops and notebooks from the likes of Acer, HP and Lenovo - while Dell opts to go direct
Eleven resellers have been awarded a place on a higher education framework worth up to £440m. The National Desktop and Notebook Agreement (NDNA) went live on Friday, with resellers awarded spots as...
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