Year end note from Redington’s key business heads – CRN … – CRN.in

Digital PrintingRamesh Kalpathy, VP, Digital Printing, Redington Limited

3D printing has become a popular manufacturing technology due to the time andcost savings it offers in design development, prototyping and production. Thefinished products also generate less waste and showcase increased effectiveness.Redington aims to democratize digital manufacturing and 3D printing acrossindustries for effective and precise product design and production.

Redington Limited has partnered with Wipro 3D for the distribution of the newlylaunched polymer 3D printer across the country, which will boost and support theefforts to democratize 3D printing via indigenous products in India. The collaborationwill accelerate the adoption of additive manufacturing technology across industrieswhich will also support Wipro 3Ds foray into indigenous design & development of 3Dprinters, with its dense distribution network across MSMEs, Education Institutes & Industrial firms.

MobilityAthreya K Prasad, Group Head- AMG, Redington Limited

With a presence of about two decades in the mobility business, Redington has been part of theevolution of this category in India from a nascent stage. Its mobility business offers a portfolio of world-class brands and products including Smartphones, Wearables, and accessories. It partnerswith the best of brands and is instrumental in evolving several GTMs in association with its brand partners. It integrates multiple Omni channel touch points to provide end customers a seamlessconsumer experience, with no technology friction, in terms of buying, payments and timed-delivery.

SolarPradeep Srikanthan, Vice President and SBU Head, Redington Limited

Governments around the world are focusing on sustainable development andrenewable energy, which is driving demand for solar solutions. Companies are alsolooking to decarbonize their business processes, which is likely to accelerate thedeployment of clean energy. Indias renewable energy capacity has more thandoubled in the last five years, with solar energy expanding almost five times. As Indiaaims to become a net-zero economy by 2070, the democratization and ease ofadoption of solar products at a domestic scale will be crucial.

CloudRakshit Bhatt, Head Cloud, Business Group, Redington Limited

The adoption of cloud technology is increasingly growing as economies recover fromthe impact of the pandemic. New trends in cloud computing such as hybrid cloud,personal cloud technologies are on the rise, due to the return to office trend. As perindustry forecasts, the global cloud services market is expected to grow at 20.7% in2023, which is higher than the 18.8% growth registered in 2022.

Redington enables cloud implementation across industries for all company sizes. Its partnership with hyper scalers like AWS, Microsoft and Google Cloud, integrated SIpartnership network helps businesses to avail services like Cloud adoption,assessment, modernization, optimization, automation and operations along withhybrid hosting models while ensuring a secure transition. Migration to the cloud is ajourney and will continue in 2023, as businesses will accelerate their inclinationtoward IT modernization initiatives and look to adopt additional cloud services.

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