Ann: Blue Tech Buys First Netlinkz Licenses in the USA, page-10

Low ongoing running costs and thousands of distributors worldwide may make this company a lot of money over the next few years.

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iWebGate Limited (ASX:IWG) (“iWebGate” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce it has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Blue Tech Inc. (“Blue Tech”), a top US Federal Government provider of mission-critical IT solutions and services.

Blue Tech is focused on streamlining the procurement of IT products, including software and services for Federal Government agencies, universities, healthcare and enterprise customers (including Fortune 1,000 companies) across the US. Blue Tech is a prime contract holder for many of the US Government's leading IT procurement contract vehicles including NASA SEWP, DHS FirstSource II, Air Force NETCENTS- 2, GSA Schedule 70, NIH CIO/CS and many more contracts supporting individual agencies. Through the partnership, iWebGate joins other blue-chip Blue Tech partners such as Cisco, Dell, and both HewlettPackard Enterprise and Hewlett-Packard Inc.


Leader Computers Pty Ltd, a manufacturer and distributor of high quality Information Communications Technology [ICT] products. The partnership will accelerate the roll-out of NetLinkz’s patented SD-WAN [Software-Defined Wide Area Network] technology solution through Leader’s network of more than 6,000 resellers across Australia and New Zealand.

Cloud channel company Rhipe Limited (ASX:RHP) to promote and sell NetLinkz SD-WAN products across 2,000 reseller channels in the Asia Pacific region, including Australia.

NetLinkz and IBM will jointly market the software into the global IBM Marketplace to optimise Netlinkz presence and capabilities.

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with China Telecom Wuxi , who is looking to on-sell the technology to its customers as a market leading home and business cloud networking solution. A proposed three stage growth strategy which will see the technology deployed in Wuxi initially, then surrounding cities, before being marketed in other provinces in China.