Infovista Synergy Partner Program Entices VARs on 5G

The new partner program, identified as Infovista Synergy, will help VARs with the sale of RAN technologies, including 5G network solutions.

Christopher Hutton, Technology Reporter

October 22, 2024

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Infovista launched a new partner program that will expand its collaboration with VARs and help with the deployment of radio access network (RAN) technologies.

Infovista Synergy, which was launched on Tuesday, will help partners to streamline the sale of 5G and next-gen network solutions. Infovista Synergy would offer partners access to Infovista's portfolio, which includes solutions for network testing, planning and assurance. It also provides enhanced enablement, training, technical support and co-marketing opportunities, as well as a "shared growth" program wherein resellers and the vendor align their objectives.

Infovista's Dave Tulis

"The launch of Synergy is about building more than just partnerships. It’s about creating value for our partners, our customers, and the broader telecom ecosystem," said Dave Tulis, chief revenue officer at Infovista. "With 5G reshaping network architectures, we are evolving how we engage with resellers, putting an emphasis on collaboration, trust, and mutual growth to deliver the best solutions to market."

The new Infovista Synergy program is part of a longer scheme to move beyond direct sales toward a structured engagement model that allows partners to benefit from transparent communication, detailed action plans and opportunities for close collaboration, the company said.

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Infovista Synergy Praised by Partners

Infovista's longstanding partners praised the program's potential.

Notel's Lukascz Klej

“As 5G becomes the backbone of digital transformation, Infovista's advanced tools allow us to offer high-performance solutions that meet the unique needs of our customers,” said Notel CEO Lukasz Klej.

Infovista incorporated generative AI and 360-degree intelligence in May as part of a larger effort to accelerate 5G monetization among B2B services.

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About the Author

Christopher Hutton

Technology Reporter, Channel Futures

Christopher Hutton is a technology reporter at Channel Futures. He previously worked at the Washington Examiner, where he covered tech policy on the Hill. He currently covers MSPs and developing technologies. He has a Master's degree in sociology from Ball State University.

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