Future Tech Ranked on VAR500 Listing for Seventh Straight Year
May 26, 2010
(Holbrook, N.Y.)–For the seventh consecutive year, Future Tech Enterprise, Inc. (www.ftei.com) has been recognized by Everything Channel as one of North America’s top technology integrators in the 16th annual VAR500 ranking. Future Tech was founded in 1996 by CEO Bob Venero (left), who started the company in the basement of his home. The company has experienced end-over-end growth every year and today Future Tech is a global organization with capabilities in 170 countries.
The VAR500 list details the leading revenue producers among technology integrators and technology solution provider organizations in North America. The ranking is based on gross worldwide revenue of hardware and software sales, as well as earnings from professional and managed information technology (IT) services.
The 16th annual ranking VAR500 list details the leading producers among technology integrators and technology solution provider organizations in North America based on gross worldwide revenue of hardware and software sales, as well as earnings from professional and managed IT services. This year’s list reflects the strength of the technology reseller channel as the ranking includes 182 new companies with four percent of the new entrants landing in the Top 100.
“Everyone at Future Tech has worked hard to help us get to where we are and remain among the top 500 VARs for another year,” Future Tech CEO Bob Venero stated. “This ranking puts our company in an excellent position to move forward through continual growth and expansion, and reiterate our role as a leading VAR in today’s market. With our recent global expansion, Future Tech will finish 2010 stronger than ever.”
“The VAR 500 is the who’s who of the solution provider community. Microsoft, HP, Cisco, Symantec among others are highly reliant on the VAR 500 to sell their products to businesses and collectively this audience generated more than $500B in sales in 2009. Even more importantly they solve customers’ biggest IT business problems through product integration, training, consulting and services. In companies large and small, the VAR 500 are considered integration experts, trusted business advisors and invaluable partners. We are honored to compile this list and represent this audience,” said Kelley Damore, VP, Editorial Director, Everything Channel.
The complete listing of the VAR500 is published in the May 24, 2010 issue and can be found online at www.crn.com.
About Future Tech Enterprise, Inc.
One of Long Island’s top 10 fastest growing companies for five consecutive years, Future Tech Enterprise, Inc. is a market leading full service IT solution provider, representing over 700 different manufacturer product lines including IBM, Dell, Cisco, HP, Brother and VMware. Future Tech offers the resources Fortune 1000 organizations need to gain control of their technology acquisition cycle through highly skilled technicians, sales support engineers, and network consultants. Future Tech’s vision is to create business partner relationships with both customers and suppliers that help align business strategy with technology strategy. The creation of this true partnership ensures a win-win-win approach for all partners, while providing the best possible pricing and service practices in the industry.
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