The remanufacturer has been appointed as a board member of Technology United.
The association was founded in 2011, and includes ESP, Intel, Green Hills Software, GreatAmerica Financial Services, MWA Intelligence and fellow remanufacturer LMI Solutions. It states that it is “dedicated to providing the best and most aggressive technology and services” in IT security, embedded technology, IT automation and supply chain management.
Clover stated that as it “provides a vast breadth of technology products including imaging supplies, printer parts, and server and computer parts”, becoming part of the association will allow other Technology United members to “leverage Clover’s comprehensive service platform to fulfil their customers’ needs”.
Steve Noyes, Senior Vice President of Clover, said: “I am excited to represent Clover on the Board of Directors at Technology United and look forward to the collaborative opportunities it will provide. Our broad product assortment nicely complements the innovative technology solutions Technology United provides its global customer base.”
Mike Stramaglio, President and CEO of MWA Intelligence, added: “Everyone at Technology United is pleased to welcome Clover to the Technology United team. It is always a pleasure to have companies join our innovation family of great thought leaders who are dedicated to improving the industry. As Chairman, I look forward to a long and beneficial relationship.”
Clover announced earlier this year that it had agreed a strategic merger with global remanufacturer MSE, and previously acquired other industry companies including Dematec, K+U Printware and ERS.