Ingram Micro Helps Australian Partners Lead the AI Workplace Transition with ‘The Great Migration’
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Ingram Micro today announced expansive support for Australian partners to help them guide organisations through the AI workplace transition: The Great Migration. Officially launched at Ingram Micro Experience 2026 today at ICC Sydney, The Great Migration connects Microsoft, technology vendors, silicon partners, OEMs and channel partners under a coordinated framework focused on helping organisations to transform AI deployment and achieve real returns on their investments (ROI). Through a coordinated approach, the program brings together security, productivity and AI innovation. The technology market inflection point Australia’s technology market is at an inflection point driven by three converging trends: • Productivity: AI is rapidly moving from experimentation to everyday business use, creating demand for modern devices and platforms capable of supporting AI workloads. • Security: Millions of ageing devices and unsupported Windows 10 PCs being refreshed as organisations strengthen cybersecurity and modernise legacy environments amid heightened risks. • ROI: Organisations are seeking to scale AI sustainably, balancing productivity gains with performance, security and long-term operating costs. This shift comes as organisations increasingly embed AI into everyday work. The Microsoft 2026 Work Trend Index Annual Report found organisations are moving beyond AI pilots by...
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Developed and led by Ingram Micro in collaboration with Microsoft and supported by Intel, AMD, Qualcomm Snapdragon, Dell Technologies, HP, Lenovo, ASUS, MSI and Microsoft Surface, the initiative provides partners with access to education, technical enablement, customer engagement programs, funding opportunities and ecosystem expertise designed to help customers modernise with confidence.
