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    NEC attains Fortinet’s Engage regional partner level in Emea

    Promoted | The accreditation has been awarded to all 22 NEC entities, including African subsidiary NEC XON in the Emea region.
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    NEC, a global leader in the integration of IT and network technologies, is proud to announce that it has further strengthened its strategic Fortinet relationship – achieving regional partner level as part of Fortinet’s Engage partner programme.

    Fortinet’s Engage partnership programme helps partners to drive profitability and customer success using expansive industry-leading cybersecurity and networking solutions, designed to secure customers’ entire infrastructure from the data centre to the cloud.

    The accreditation has been awarded to all 22 NEC entities. That includes African subsidiary NEC XON in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (Emea) region, which covers South Africa, Namibia, Kenya and Nigeria, with partner entities operating across sub-Saharan Africa. The promotion signifies NEC XON’s dedication to excellence in both technical expertise and sales revenue, positioning the company as one of a select few regional Fortinet partners in Africa.

    This milestone solidifies our strategic alliance with Fortinet in the cybersecurity domain

    Ian Kruger, network engineering manager at NEC XON, said: “This milestone solidifies our strategic alliance with Fortinet in the cybersecurity domain, showcasing NEC as a trusted and value-added regional partner and system integrator. NEC XON looks forward to leveraging its new regional partner status to further enhance its offerings and provide unmatched solutions to clients across Africa.”

    Doros Hadjizenonos, regional director for Southern Africa at Fortinet, emphasised the significance of the achievement. “This promotion underscores the strong partnership between Fortinet and NEC, further empowering our joint mission to deliver cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions across the Emea region. We’re delighted to extend our congratulations to NEC for their achievements and we look forward to continuing our important work together.”

    About NEC XON
    NEC XON is a leading African integrator of ICT solutions and part of NEC, a Japanese global company. NEC XON has operated in Africa since 1963 and delivers communications, energy, safety, security and digital solutions. It co-creates social value through innovation to help overcome serious societal challenges. The organisation operates in 54 African countries and has a footprint in 16 of them. Regional headquarters are located in South, East and West Africa. NEC XON is a level 1-certified broad-based black economic empowerment (B-BBEE) business. Discover more at www.nec.xon.co.za.

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