Duxbury Networking has become the only distributor in South Africa to boast three technical engineers in its team who have achieved HP ProCurve Master Accredited Systems Engineer (MASE) status.
Armand Steffens, Andre Kannemeyer and Martin Mohr join an exclusive worldwide club of specialists able to design, implement and support HP ProCurve solutions for complex, heterogeneous, enterprise environments which include voice and multimedia applications.
Steffens, Kannemeyer and Mohr are convergence specialists, capable of implementing end-to-end convergence solutions, while Steffens is also a mobility specialist.
This level of certification establishes the competencies required for hands-on design, integration and support of HP ProCurve's Adaptive Edge secure mobility solutions for networks.
Graham Duxbury, CEO of Duxbury Networking, congratulates the trio, commenting that the MASE certification is the highest level of competency recognised by HP ProCurve.
“ProCurve integration certifications follow the successful outcome of comprehensive, hands-on examinations. Our team's success clearly demonstrates the high levels of skills inherent in the Duxbury Networking organisation.
“The fact that we are the only HP-authorised distributor in South Africa to have MASE certified technicians on board highlights our emphasis on value-added technical expertise.
“It also underlines our on-going focus on providing our dealer network with the specialised skills necessary to support their efforts in the marketplace,” he adds.
Lorna Hardie, HP ProCurve SA's Country Manager, says the MASE accreditation signifies a skills set that differentiates Duxbury Networking as a partner and gives it the skills necessary to support ProCurve channel business.
“Coupled with Duxbury Networking's Mitel certification, it stands the company in good stead to meet demands for next-generation, convergence-ready network solutions of the future,” she says.
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