2009 Partner Programs Guide: The Complete List

By Channelweb.com Staff
April 03, 2009 3:00 PM ET

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Konica Minolta Business Solutions

Konica Minolta Partner Program
Categories: Peripherals

LANDesk of Avocent Corporation

Expert Solution Provider Program
Categories: Business and Productivity Software
Security

Laserfiche

Laserfiche VAR TRS (Technology Revenue Success) Program
Categories: Business and Productivity Software
Networking
Peripherals
Personal Computing
Security
Software Infrastructure
Storage

Lenovo

Lenovo Partner Network
Categories: Components
Peripherals
Personal Computing
Security
Servers
Software Infrastructure

Level 3 Communications

Level Platforms

Level Platforms Certified Partner Program
Categories: Business and Productivity Software
Networking
Security
Software Infrastructure

Marshal8e6

Marshal8e6 Partner Program - Americas
Categories: Business and Productivity Software
Security

McAfee

Microsoft

Microsoft Partner Program
Categories: Business and Productivity Software
Networking
Personal Computing
Security
Software Infrastructure
Storage

Motorola, Enterprise Mobility Business

Motorola PartnerSelect Program
Categories: Networking
Peripherals
Personal Computing
Security
Software Infrastructure

MSP Partners

MSP Partners Education
Categories:

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