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PNY adds value and commitment in Australia via new distribution partnership with Leader Computers Leader now distributes all PNY VGA, SSD and DRAM products in Australi
PNY adds value and commitment in Australia via new distribution partnership with Leader Computers
Leader now distributes all PNY VGA, SSD and DRAM products in Australia
SYDNEY, 23 November 2021 – PNY are adding extra resources, value, commitment and presence in the Australian market having signed a new distribution agreement with Leader Computers, which now sees Leader representing all PNY VGA, SSD and DRAM products, their local RMA service, local marketing activities and pre and post sales support across the country. This new partnership will be a major boost for and add significant value to IT channel resellers, SMB, education and corporate resellers, e-tailers, national retailers, system integrators and managed service providers.
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PNY regional sales director (ANZ), Robert Wu, explained, “PNY was looking for a professional and capable component distributor in Australia to meet the needs of our rapid growth in Australia. Leader is one of the largest component distributors in Australia and thus, we can and will leverage its strengths in each sales channel. Leader are the perfect complement to PNY and our VGA, SSD and DRAM products in Australia.”
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As ever, PNY’s requirements for the new partnership were comprehensive. As well as the obvious search for revenue growth, they were looking for a company who would expand PNY’s reach through a major network of IT resellers and partners nationwide.
PNY offers latest NVDIA’s GTX and RTX series graphic cards.
Wu added, “Leader have dedicated local account managers with great product knowledge for their network of over 10,000 resellers. They also have nationwide distribution with large warehousing in five major capital cities and the fastest dropship in Australia.”
With the new partnership in full swing Leader are now not just responsible for PNY’s products, service, marketing and support, but as the sole distributor of PNY VGA, SSD and DRAM products in Australia it is also part of their remit to promote the PNY brand.
Leader Computers Product Director, Simon Yang, said, “We are incredibly excited for this new partnership with PNY whose strong heritage as a PC component manufacturer represents an amazing opportunity for our reseller channel to continue to diversify & enhance their product portfolio. Leader is one of the largest IT distributors in Australia covering all 5 major cities which include local sales, warranty, support & most importantly stock so we can deliver same day & deliver fast.”
“PNY is a natural fit for Leader as we are a broad based distributor focused on gaming, consumer, enterprise, corporate & more. PNY’s solutions cover all these verticals & more – And we aim to add value to this partnership through our pre-sales support, white label marketing, local sales & local RA to help our channel partners to go to market with PNY with confidence & trust with Leader supporting them”
For more on PNY graphics cards, solid state drives and DRAM go to:
Graphics Cards
https://www.pny.com.tw/en/products/graphic-cards/
Solid State Driveshttps://www.pny.com.tw/en/products/memory-upgrades/
PC Memory (DRAM)
https://www.pny.com.tw/en/products/memory-upgrades/
For more sales information on PNY graphics cards, solid state drives and DRAM in Australia please contact Simon Yang at Leader Computers.
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Epson and World Mobile help provide quality education in Africa
Epson and World Mobile help provide quality education in Africa
SYDNEY, 18 November 2021 – Epson and World Mobile (WM) have agreed to partner to support education and bring new opportunities to unconnected schools in Africa. The project has got off the ground with network connectivity from WM and printers and projectors from Epson installed in schools that have until now been left off the grid in some regions of Zanzibar, Tanzania.
Epson projector used in Forodhani school in Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania
This agreement reaffirms the two companies’ commitment to direct action that helps achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. In this case, SDG4 Quality Education, SDG9 Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure and SDG17 Partnership for the Goals.
Forodhani school is located in Stone Town, Zanzibar. With around 700 pupils, the school has been left offline by traditional telecom operators, meaning that teachers and children at the school have not had the infrastructure or opportunities that are taken for granted in many regions of the world. Building on the low-cost wireless network introduced by World Mobile, Epson provided the school with an Epson EcoTank ET-4700 inkjet printer and an Epson EB-982W projector for education, bringing digital technologies to the classroom for the first time and opening a new world of opportunity.
“When we first visited Kiwengwa School, situated in a small village in the northeast of Zanzibar, the students were learning about the internet without the ability to actually go online so to see their faces once they were connected was priceless. Everything they had been learning suddenly became a reality. This project is not about Epson or World Mobile, it’s about focusing on, until now, disadvantaged local communities and providing the people there with opportunities to flourish,” said Henning Ohlsson, Sustainability Director of Epson Europe. “We firmly believe that providing a quality education for all is a key goal to achieve a sustainable society, and we are delighted to work with our friends at World Mobile to do our part. We have just started this project, but we hope that other partners will join us to create a positive cycle that benefits everyone involved.”
“We are so excited to begin this partnership with Epson,” said Micky Watkins, CEO of World Mobile. “It’s crucial to us that we share the same values as our partners. Epson has an impressive track record in sustainability and education. This partnership will help spread the word on our mission to connect Africa in a sustainable way and give teachers and students additional learning tools.”
Although the project is still in its early stages, both Epson and World Mobile are aiming to attract new partners and provide similar opportunities for communities and schools across the region.
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Epson projector used in Forodhani school in Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania
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Epson Becomes the Manufacturing Industry’s First to Switch to 100% Renewable Electricity at All Sites in Japan
Epson Becomes the Manufacturing Industry’s First to Switch to 100% Renewable Electricity at All Sites in Japan
SYDNEY, 16 November 2021 – Earlier this month Epson become the first1 company in the Japanese manufacturing industry to convert to 100% renewable electricity for all its domestic sites2, amounting to a total of 530 GWh annually. As a result, Epson will reduce its annual carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 250,000 tonnes.
Epson was recently named the Forbes JAPAN Number 1 sustainable company
With high global interest in societal issues, especially those involving the environment and energy, Epson established and is pursuing a new long-term environmental management policy called Environmental Vision 2050. To achieve the decarbonisation goal set forth in the Paris Agreement, Epson has positioned renewable electricity use as a priority action in its 2025 Science Based Targets achievement scenario.3
In March 2021, intending to fulfill its responsibility to society, Epson announced that all global Epson Group sites2 would meet their entire energy needs with 100% renewable electricity by 2023. This will enable the Epson Group to eliminate the approximately 350,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide arising from its electricity production globally every year.
Epson had planned to convert to renewable electricity at all its domestic sites by the end of the 2021 fiscal year (ending March 2022) but will achieve this ahead of schedule, meeting a milestone on the path to transitioning to 100% renewable electricity for the entire Group’s power needs. As a result, Epson forecasts that it can meet approximately 40% of the Group’s total annual electricity needs with renewable electricity in the 2021 fiscal year.
Steps toward meeting the Epson Group’s total electricity needs with 100% renewable electricity:
April 1, 2021 – All sites in Nagano Prefecture, where many Epson sites are located
November 1, 2021 – All sites in Japan (originally planned for March 2022)
2023 (plan) – All Epson sites globally
As stated in Epson’s Environmental Vision 2050, Epson seeks to become carbon negative and underground resource4 free. Accordingly, the company will invest approximately 100 billion yen on decarbonisation, closing the resource loop, and environmental technology development over the next 10 years out to 2030. Epson will concentrate most of its management resources on the development of products and services that help to reduce environmental impacts and that also contribute to reducing the environmental impacts of its customers.
By converting to renewable electricity earlier than scheduled, Epson will not only achieve its own environmental targets but will also help to encourage the spread of renewable electricity in society as a whole.
For more on Sustainability at Epson go to: https://global.epson.com/SR/
1Among Japanese companies that have joined the RE100. Per Epson research as of October 27.
2Excludes leased properties of some sales sites, etc.
3SBT Initiative-validated target of reducing scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions by 19% versus FY2017 levels by FY2025. (Actual reduction in FY2020 was 21%)
4Free of non-renewable resources such as oil and metals
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