Lenovo intros The December Do Challenge scheme for T3 partners

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Lenovo intros The December Do Challenge scheme for T3 partners 
Lenovo has announced The December Do Challenge - a promotion for its T3 channel partners across India. This reward-based scheme has been launched to incentivize and reward the partner community for their significant contribution to Lenovo’s business. The target slabs range from 5 to 120 units of Lenovo Consumer Notebooks and/or Lenovo Consumer Desktops during the program period. The program will be valid for purchases from 1st December 2014 to 31st   December 2014 (both days included).

This will be valid only for purchases made by LES Lite, LPP (Lenovo Preferred Partner) and T3 partners from Lenovo Authorized Regional distributors during the program period.

Shailendra Katyal, Director, Home and Small Business (HSB), Lenovo India said, “Lenovo is a channel driven organisation and we strongly believe in motivating our partners through rewards and recognitions.  The support of our partners towards driving the Lenovo brand higher and faster in this category is extremely significant. We are very excited to roll out this scheme and are confident that this will further strengthen our engagement with our channel partners. And what better way to end a fruitful year than sharing our success with them. So keep purchasing and keep winning!”

The results will be shortlisted and announced by the end of January. This one of a kind opportunity will increase the gratification for Channel partners as they purchase more and more premium Lenovo Consumer notebooks and desktops. It will also give them an opportunity to offer customers innovative products such as Lenovo Flex14 multimode Notebooks and Lenovo AIOs that are becoming a growing trend in the PC market.

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