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AGC Networks achieves HPE Gold Partner status

AGC has announced that it achieved a Gold partner status from Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), which is a recognition for AGC’s ability to deliver the “highest level of trust, qualification and technology access” to the vendor’s clients businesses and IT environments.

The systems integrator noted that it has over 30 Years of combined experience in designing, deploying and managing solutions around HPE’s server, storage and networking portfolio.

The HPE Gold Certified partner status, according to AGC, is a testament of their strong customer loyalty, skill-set and the broadest portfolio of end-to-end solutions to build complex server, storage, networking, virtualisation and applications solutions – all the way up to the cloud.

Gold Level is based on outstanding achievement in selling significant volume of HPE products and services, sales revenue, and technical and sales competency. As a Gold partner, AGC Networks is proficient in designing, delivering and supporting the entire line of HPE products. This ability is derived from the in-house skills and expertise help by the service and consultancy departments within AGC with pre-sales consultants and engineers

“We are excited to have risen to this important level of partner status with HPE,” said Sanjay Ahuja, Vice President – (Middle East and Africa), AGC Networks. “This recognition is the direct result of our investment and strong commitment to effectively delivering best-in-class technology solutions.  The HPE Gold Partner Status positions us for further success as we continue to drive the benefits of data centre Virtualisation and network connectivity solutions that are based upon products and services from HPE with our customers.”

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