Wesco has acquired Minnesota-based Ascent to expand its data center solutions offerings and services.
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We analyze the Wesco CEO’s insights shared at our 2024 event, where he detailed the company’s transformative journey of integrating Anixter, alongside scaling, innovating and maintaining a resilient culture.
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Ascent specializes in data center facility and property management, offering solutions for data center operations in the U.S. and Canada.
The company's WIS unit sale earlier this year drove most of its overall sales decline, while its CSS segment powered narrow organic growth.
Wesco's "all things digital" leader Akash Khurana joins us to discuss what digital transformation has meant for the electrical distributor, which ramped up its initiatives on that front upon its landmark 2020 acquisition of Anixter.
The company said customer destocking and the delay of capital projects clearly impacted its 2Q results.
The third and final part of this MDM Premium series provides a deep dive Wesco’s digitization strategy and how it’s constantly improving how the organization serves customers.
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Here's the condensed, free version of the third and final part of an MDM Premium series that dives into Wesco’s digitization strategy and how it's constantly improving how the organization serves customers.
The second of this three-part MDM Premium series examines Wesco’s strategy to digitalize and transform its business while developing its team and culture of excellence.
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Here's the condensed, free version of the second in a three-part Premium series that examines the state of Wesco International and the strategic pillars powering the organization.
The first in this three-part Premium series examines the state of electrical supplies distributor Wesco International, how it got to this point and the strategic pillars powering the organization.
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Here's the condensed, free version of the first in a three-part Premium series that examines the state of Wesco International and the strategic pillars powering the organization.
With corporate computer networks significantly strained by the hybrid work environment, this piece explores why software-defined networks can improve traffic management and protection.
The software, which connects remote monitoring systems in commercial facilities, is "indicative of the expanded services" Wesco intends to provide.
Wesco said it has already met one of its key 2030 ESG goals, and is on track to achieve another.
The distributor has made $200,000 in scholarships available for students entering skilled trades in the U.S. electrical industry.
The company noted that volume declined year-over-year in all three of its business segments.
Wesco signed a five-year contract with an intelligent pricing specialist company to centralize its pricing.
More than a handful of MDM’s Top Distributors were well-represented on the third annual feature.
For North Carolina-based Vallen, the move enhances its market presence in industrial MRO.Â
