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Welcome to the Cisco Weekly Update - Issue #6; 23 May 2008
This week's channel alert starts with:
Who's Who introducing Janet Chen Chow, followed by Cisco Smartnet, Stock update, Fast Track and Turbo challenge. We have had a lot of great feedback about Fast track and Turbo challenge and there are still a few resellers not fully aware about this great offering so happy reading from the team here at Westcon!
Who's Who ::
Janet Chen Chow, Cisco Product Manager
Janet Chen Chow joined Westcon Group back in 2004 and has recently been appointed Cisco Product Manager. Janet has worked in several roles including sales roles and product management for several of Westcon Groups up and coming Vendors. Finally working up to her position today as the Cisco Product manager and forming key relationships between Cisco and Westcon.
Do you sell Cisco Smartnet? Check out the diagrams to understand the value of this!
Services are a key driver of Customer Satisfaction which drives customer loyalty. Get your customers on board - please email Christian Lund for more details,click here.
Stock Update ::
Westcon Group Australia are currently holding over $20M of stock, and have another $14M on the way...
If you would like to receive our weekly snapshot of Cisco stock availability click here
Fast Track ::
What is Fast Track?
Fast Track speeds business transactions by offering compelling price points for customers, while maintaining healthy margins for partners.
For more information click the button (left) or contact our Cisco Presales Team on 1800 646 112 or email support@westcongroup.com.au
Race to the finish line with Cisco's Turbo Challenge ::
The Turbo Challenge program starts now and finishes at the end of July 2008 so make sure you register soon!!
Tips of the Week ::
:: Your freezer and fridge ... ::
Keep your fridge and freezer stocked with handy healthy food. For example:
Buy frozen vegetables. Contrary to popular belief, these products retain a high proportion of their nutrients.
Fresh crushed garlic and ginger are available in jars to keep in the fridge and fresh herbs are available in tubes to keep in the freezer.
Citrus fruits like oranges have a long life when refrigerated.
Fresh lemon and lime juice can be bought in bottles and stored in the fridge.
Grated cheese can be sealed and stored in the freezer to increase its shelf life.
When buying fresh meat, choose de-boned varieties. Divide the quantities into
meal-sized portions and freeze separately.
Buy red meat and chicken already sliced or diced or marinated.
Buy bread in bulk and keep it in the freezer until needed. Bake-at-home rolls can also be kept in the freezer to have as an accompaniment to many different meal.
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