Redington and AWS Sign Strategic Downstream Distribution Deal
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Redington and AWS Sign Strategic Downstream Distribution Deal

Redington has signed a Revenue Acceleration Pilot (REAP) contract with Amazon Web Services (AWS), establishing a "downstream" Strategic Distribution Agreement. This approach allows Redington to extend the benefits it receives from AWS to other partners in its network.

The REAP program is designed to help high-potential AWS Partner Network (APN) partners tap into the combined technical expertise and strengths of both AWS and Redington. By leveraging shared resources, funding, and strategic support, the program empowers partners to drive impactful business outcomes for their customers.

"At Redington, we are committed to driving cloud adoption at scale by empowering our partners with the right resources, expertise, and strategic support," said Sridhar S, Executive Vice President, Redington. "The REAP program with AWS allows us to lead transformative initiatives that foster innovation and sustainable growth. Through strategic investments in upskilling, go-to-market capabilities, and cloud transformation, we are cultivating an ecosystem that enables partners to scale. This allows our partners to effectively unlock new opportunities and bring about the digital transformation and tangible business outcomes that customers are seeking in the dynamic cloud environment.”

“Redington exemplifies what we value in a strategic distributor – strong technical capabilities, broad market reach, and a shared mission to democratize technology. Through this REAP initiative, we’re not just accelerating cloud adoption; we’re enabling transformative, partner-led growth that aligns with the scale and ambition of our customers across India,” Praveen Sridhar, Head of Partner Business, AWS India and South Asia.

With this collaboration, Redington can support and empower partners through developing customized go-to-market strategies for customer segments and providing partners with the necessary resources, technical guidance, training, and marketing assistance to accelerate cloud transformation. The program facilitates partner-led initiatives for business development, fostering growth and innovation.

Leveraging Redington’s extensive experience and deep market presence, this program will illustrate the efficacy of a distributor-managed downstream collaboration model. Under Redington’s leadership, the program will showcase how this approach supports cloud adoption among mid-tier partners who may lack direct access to comprehensive AWS resources.

Redington has signed a Revenue Acceleration Pilot (REAP) contract with Amazon Web Services (AWS), establishing a downstream Strategic Distribution Agreement. This approach allows Redington to extend the benefits it receives from AWS to other partners in its network.The REAP program is designed to help high-potential AWS Partner Network (APN) partners tap into the combined technical expertise and strengths of both AWS and Redington. By leveraging shared resources, funding, and strategic support, the program empowers partners to drive impactful business outcomes for their customers.At Redington, we are committed to driving cloud adoption at scale by empowering our partners with the right resources, expertise, and strategic support, said Sridhar S, Executive Vice President, Redington. The REAP program with AWS allows us to lead transformative initiatives that foster innovation and sustainable growth. Through strategic investments in upskilling, go-to-market capabilities, and cloud transformation, we are cultivating an ecosystem that enables partners to scale. This allows our partners to effectively unlock new opportunities and bring about the digital transformation and tangible business outcomes that customers are seeking in the dynamic cloud environment.”“Redington exemplifies what we value in a strategic distributor – strong technical capabilities, broad market reach, and a shared mission to democratize technology. Through this REAP initiative, we’re not just accelerating cloud adoption; we’re enabling transformative, partner-led growth that aligns with the scale and ambition of our customers across India,” Praveen Sridhar, Head of Partner Business, AWS India and South Asia.With this collaboration, Redington can support and empower partners through developing customized go-to-market strategies for customer segments and providing partners with the necessary resources, technical guidance, training, and marketing assistance to accelerate cloud transformation. The program facilitates partner-led initiatives for business development, fostering growth and innovation.Leveraging Redington’s extensive experience and deep market presence, this program will illustrate the efficacy of a distributor-managed downstream collaboration model. Under Redington’s leadership, the program will showcase how this approach supports cloud adoption among mid-tier partners who may lack direct access to comprehensive AWS resources.

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