Lenovo added new tiers and frameworks to its partner program.
The five new competencies center on life cycle services, workforce performance, infrastructure, advanced infrastructure and as-a-service.
Executives added that the company’s young Lenovo 360 partner framework achieved its goal of getting at least 10% of partners to mix infrastructure and intelligent device offerings.
Check out Jeff Schwartz’ reporting.
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