ICT Integrators & MSPs
Add managed edge infrastructure to your existing networking, cloud, server and IT-service portfolio.
Deploy local compute, storage, managed Wi-Fi, offline applications and edge AI without building your own edge operating system and remote-management platform.
Review the partner model, deployment approach, responsibilities and how ARED supports partners entering new markets.
ARED is looking for partners with customer access, local market knowledge and the ability to deploy or support technology in their market.
Add managed edge infrastructure to your existing networking, cloud, server and IT-service portfolio.
Add local applications, managed Wi-Fi, compute and other services beyond basic connectivity.
Combine compatible camera infrastructure with local storage, remote management and selected edge analytics.
Run supported applications and local data services closer to your customers without building the edge layer yourself.
The same ARED edge platform can support different commercial packages depending on customer requirements and gateway capacity.
A managed local infrastructure package for business locations that need reliable digital services.
Add local video infrastructure and supported analytics to compatible security deployments.
Give software and IoT applications a managed local environment at customer sites.
The commercial model is agreed by partner, market and deployment. ARED does not publish universal margin or savings claims before the actual deployment economics are defined.
We do not expect a new partner to purchase a large speculative inventory of gateways before customer demand has been validated.
Depending on the deployment, hardware may be customer-backed, partner-financed or structured through an approved third-party asset-financing arrangement where available.
We review your company, customer base, market and deployment capabilities.
Select a real account and one clear customer problem that ARED can address.
Agree the service, hardware requirements, responsibilities, price, success criteria and decision date.
Once customer economics are validated, agree the appropriate hardware and commercial structure for larger rollout.
The strongest starting point is a partner that already serves business or institutional customers and can identify a real deployment opportunity.
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No speculative inventory is required simply to start a partner discussion. We first validate partner fit and a real customer opportunity, then agree the hardware structure for the deployment.
The structure depends on the customer and deployment. Hardware may be customer-backed, partner-financed or supported through an approved third-party financing structure where available. Hardware ownership and responsibilities are agreed before rollout.
Supported third-party applications can run on the platform after technical compatibility, security and deployment requirements have been reviewed.
ARED is the managed edge infrastructure layer, not the ISP. Partners can combine ARED with suitable connectivity providers in their market.
No. Any territory protection or exclusivity would require agreed commercial commitments, performance requirements and contractual terms.