The author, Louise Taute, says companies do not have to reinvent the wheel
The past year has been one of the most disruptive in recent memory. The Covid-19 pandemic has forced organisations to rethink their traditional processes and rapidly embrace digital transformation to stay relevant and keep their employees operational during lockdown conditions. As such, connectivity has become the cornerstone of remaining productive as people across industry sectors have had to contend with the normalisation of remote work.
Whether it is in retail or healthcare, education or corporate, the work environment has had to become more flexible. Globally, the percentage of workers that will be permanently based at home is expected to double in 2021 as organisations realise the productivity gains to be had. At the same time, this mitigates against the risk of the virus spreading with office environments seeing fewer employees than ever. This means that the decision to stay connected and productive b
Dec 17, 2020
Cisco has awarded Comstor its 2020 Cisco Distributor of the Year for Sub-Saharan Africa at the vendor’s annual Partner Summit Awards for the region.
As one of the longest standing Cisco distributors across the region, Comstor supports its partnership through ongoing investment into bolstering the technical and sales skills of its teams, coupled with ongoing individual development, as well as partner enablement and mentorship programmes. With a strong focus on providing developing partners with business development support as well as marketing and sales, Comstor continues to leave a lasting impact on the businesses it assists.
“Our Comstor team across the continent never take their foot off the gas. They work tirelessly under the leadership of Louise Taute and Vincent Entonu to continually reinvent themselves and our offerings, highlighting the relevance and importance of Cisco’s technology to customers and partners,” states Rakesh Parbhoo, CEO at Westcon-Comst