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Rittal revitalizes its channel plans



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Rittal revitalizes its channel plans
Thursday, August 28, 2008

Rittal India, a enclosures manufacturer and an Indian subsidiary of Germany-based Rittal GmbH & Co has decided that it will once again work with the channel community for its products. The company had tried the channel model some time ago, but that had not taken off well.

“Back then the channel community in India was not equipped with the knowledge on how to position enclosures for different customer verticals. Over time I have seen the same community maturing and now the successful companies have moved to solution providing and can therefore take our products to their customers as a holistic enclosure solution,” said AK Nathan, MD, Rittal India.

The company is looking out for partners who have a pan-India presence and are strong in specific regions as well. It hopes to rope in 20 partners by the end of this calendar year. It is looking for partners from different regions of India like North, East, West and South. The company wants to use the channel partners for its reach, handhold the partners when it comes to the service, which is post sales during warranty service and to recommend certain space that they have stocked.

Apart from this, Rittal helps its partner to graduate in offering its service as well. It would tell the partners about its products, advice its partners to stock and share its engineering solutions, which would benefit them. Rittal keep on propagating the technology, uses different methods for promotion and keeps on making the user industry aware of the latest products and solutions. Partners will be interested in taking up this solution because the enclosures will be scalable and modular so partners can get their customers to add more components to it over time. Through this the customers feel comfortable and can come closer to the partner, which would be a profitable scheme for the partners as well. Rittal is advocating a new concept called 'total benefit of usership' rather than calling it the 'cost of ownership'. The user gets total benefit on investment, incremental investment and the pay back period in term of energy and security.

Rittal has recently launched 'RematriX5' an IT infrastructure solution for its customers. Talking about this initiative, AK Nathan, MD, Rittal India Pvt Ltd, said, “Rittal offers its customers a broad spectrum of servers and network enclosures with comprehensives range of accessories.” It offers versatile rack systems for individual assembly and configuration for IT infrastructure. Rematrix5 is a reliable system, high availability, and sustainable cost reduction. The other benefits are it is user friendly, it takes less time to repair, and it is safe and swap.

It is a multinational company operating in 69 countries in the world. Rittal Plant is 15,000 sq mt in size, situated on a 12-acre plot equipped with the latest state-of-the-art machinery and paint plant from Germany. The plant also has a stocking facility of over 2,200 sq mt area to ensure immediate service to customers. Rittal is planning to cross two billion euro, which is about $3.5 billion in sales worldwide, and the group turnover to be close to $4 billion.


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