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Family guy, dad, husband, reader, 3.5 tennis player, flyfisherman, Idol watcher, and--oh, yeah, currently worldwide store management guy for AppUp. |
Directory Tip #2: Adding Product Images
By James White (Intel) (13 posts) on August 7, 2009 at 12:00 pm
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Last month Sue Anne wrote about adding a video to your Software and Partner Directory product listing. Keeping on the topic of adding rich imagery to your listing, this month I want to make sure everyone knows that you can now add multiple product images to you directory submission. If you have previously loaded a [...]
Category: Intel SW Partner Program
Tags: Intel Business Exchange, Intel BX, Software and Partner Directory, SPD
Free shipping to US on boxed Intel® Parallel Studio and other software development products
By James White (Intel) (13 posts) on June 26, 2009 at 10:00 am
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Intel® Parallel Studio and many other software development products from Intel are now available in physical boxed format in addition to downloadable format from the Intel® Business Exchange software store. FedEx 2Day shipping is free to 50 U.S. states. Customers outside the U.S. can purchase downloadable products.
Category: Intel SW Partner Program
Tags: Intel Business Exchange, Intel BX, Intel Parallel Studio, Intel Software Development Products, parallel studio
Sell software to SMBs in U.K., Germany, and France - Intel® Business Exchange
By James White (Intel) (13 posts) on June 25, 2009 at 10:17 am
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There is a sales opportunity for software partners who want to promote their products in Europe. The Intel® Business Exchange software stores in U.K., Germany, and France have launched. If you're interested in selling downloadable software in Europe, find out how to enroll. For local distribution, we have enlisted the help of Avangate.
Category: Intel SW Partner Program
Tags: e-commerce, ibx, Intel Business Exchange, Intel BX, international, SMB, software store
See two new listings in the Software and Partner Directory
By James White (Intel) (13 posts) on March 25, 2009 at 7:28 am
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I'd like to point out a couple of very nicely done new entries in the Intel Business Exchange Software and Partner Directory. Zimbra Desktop SuiteTwo Check them out, and while you're there, please click on the "give feedback" button to send us your thoughts on the Software and Partner Directory. Post your own products, too!
Category: Intel SW Partner Program
Promote your products in the Intel Business Exchange Software and Partner Directory
By James White (Intel) (13 posts) on March 18, 2009 at 3:31 pm
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This week we have launched the new Intel BX Software and Partner Directory. We’ve designed it to give software vendors easy self-service access to Intel BX and take advantage of the traffic and visibility we drive. Here’s what we hope to accomplish: Continue to develop Intel BX as an expanding online marketplace that provides people [...]
Category: Intel SW Partner Program
Tags: Intel Business Exchange, Intel BX, marketing, sales, Software and Partner Directory
Season's greetings from a snowy Intel campus in Hillsboro, Oregon
By James White (Intel) (13 posts) on December 22, 2008 at 11:45 am
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Today I jumped in my pickup and headed for work. The snow is 10-12 inches or more deep in the greater Portland area today. These are unusual conditions for this part of Oregon, and we haven't seen snow like this here in many years. Season's greetings to Intel Software Network bloggers around the world! P.S. Don't [...]
Category: Intel SW Partner Program, Uncategorized
Is there an opportunity for your software to appear in the Intel Business Exchange software download store?
By James White (Intel) (13 posts) on December 17, 2008 at 2:50 pm
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Last month I wrote about the launch of our newly revamped software store. We now have over 500 products from more than 80 software vendors in the catalog, and I would welcome the addition of your software. Visit the Intel Business Exchange page for software partners for more information or drop an e-mail to me [...]
Category: Intel SW Partner Program
Tags: e-commerce, software partner, software store
New Intel BX software store launched for software partners
By James White (Intel) (13 posts) on November 5, 2008 at 3:47 pm
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We have re-launched the Intel Business Exchange software download store today with some benefits that we think will help our software partners. Integration of a new distributor, Protexis, for improved business terms Quicker and easier enrollment More flexible storefront capabilities that will allow us to continuously improve the customer experience Additional marketing and promotional investments [...]
Category: Intel SW Partner Program
Tags: Intel Business Exchange, software store
Software Partners + Intel = ?
By James White (Intel) (13 posts) on October 6, 2008 at 2:02 pm
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It's my job to work with current and prospective Intel Software Partner Program members to help them market and sell their products. To that end, this year we launched Intel Business Exchange. People ask me all the time, "What's the Intel angle on Intel BX? Why are you guys doing this?" I look at it [...]
Category: Intel SW Partner Program
Tags: brand, Intel Business Exchange, Intel BX, software partner
What’s your favorite PC memory from 1988?
By James White (Intel) (13 posts) on August 25, 2008 at 4:18 pm
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This weekend I went to my high school reunion. You can probably guess the year I graduated. In high school, I was fortunate enough to own a Macintosh SE. It even had an ImageWriter II printer, which could print graphics! (Screech, scr-scr-scr-screech, screeeeech.) I remember using SuperPaint to draw a little map of Afghanistan for [...]
Category: Intel SW Partner Program
Tags: 80s, mac, nostalgia
Building software partner awareness on Intel Business Exchange
By James White (Intel) (13 posts) on August 12, 2008 at 9:37 am
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I'd like to share with you some examples of how we're working Intel Software Partner Program members promote their solutions on Intel Business exchange. Everest Software, who develops Advanced Business Management solutions for small and medium businesses, has chosen to work with us on an exclusive deal for Intel Business Exchange visitors, saving them 10% [...]
Category: Intel SW Partner Program
Tags: business solutions, Everest Software, Intel Business Exchange, promotions, software
What do you need to make decisions about business solutions you buy?
By James White (Intel) (13 posts) on June 18, 2008 at 7:33 pm
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In the few weeks since we launched Intel Business Exchange, we’ve received some good press and some accolades from the first set of vendors who have participated. I’m curious about what you think. For example, if you were looking for a security solution for your business, does the information here help you? How about managing [...]
Category: Intel SW Partner Program
Tags: business, Everest Software, Intel Business Exchange, Intel BX, security, solutions, Symantec
What does Intel have to say to SMBs?
By James White (Intel) (13 posts) on May 8, 2008 at 3:53 pm
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Seems like everybody wants to get their products in front of Small and Medium Businesses. Why? Because it's a huge, dynamic market. But this very nature makes it a tough nut to crack. The same thing that makes it a big market makes it very diverse. Its diversity makes it difficult to reach. On the [...]