VIS Global’s Success & Insights into the Australian Channel

thumbnail VIS Global’s Success & Insights into the Australian Channel

VIS Global successfully transformed its business from a systems integrator to a solutions provider. It shares its insights into the Australian market.

Oct 30, 2023
Channel Insider content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More

VIS Global, a communications solutions provider and key partner to Avaya, Fortinet, Cyara, and others in Australia, has achieved great success by transforming its business from a systems integrator to become more consultative and services-based.

Now, the company has a positive outlook and vision for the IT channel in Australia and globally, despite pervading macroeconomic headwinds.

The company initially launched in India but relocated to Australia in 2019. At first, it was a pure-play systems integrator, but after reading the market, the company director, Arijit Senchaudhuri, and his team realised the need to pivot to be more services and consulting-focused to add more value to their offering.

“We are moving to become a total CX transformation company,” Senchaudhuri said. “Through this, the services remain constant, but we are evolving how we deliver them as the market is evolving.”

He emphasised that success in the Australian channel means understanding business requirements first – and indeed putting the conversation around business ahead of any discussion on IT. “Where digital transformation projects go wrong, it’s because when there’s a disconnect between the business need and the technology that you bring in to solve it,” he said.

Senchaudhuri highlighted the different mindsets of customers in various sectors, such as hospitality and healthcare. “The mindset of these people is completely different, so while we might be pitching the same technology, if we do not take that factor into mind when we are not exactly building a solution which would serve the guests or patients well.”

Focusing on Growth through a Troubled Economy

This approach has been successful for VIS Global, with the company achieving 60% year-on-year growth for the past three years. It is now expanding into the UK and US, confident that its operations in Australia are proven.

With a potential recession looming, Senchaudhuri noted that companies are becoming more cautious with their technology investments. “What has been happening is that the CFOs become a bit more active, though it’s in a positive way – they simply need to see more clearly the return on investments,” he said.

Another area where VIS Global has been able to post such strong results is through its ability to access skills at a time when they’re in short supply. Senchaudhuri noted that as comfort in remote working has increased, organisations are no longer concerned about where the work is delivered from. For a company with teams in India, Singapore and the Philippines, this has allowed VIS Global to be competitive.

What’s important, Senchaudhuri said, is not the location but the expertise. VIS Global has been able to transform its business to become a successful services provider by having deep expertise in each of its vendors. Avaya is its core partner, but by being able to build solutions that bring a rich mix of technologies into Avaya environments, VIS Global has been able to establish itself as a premier partner in communications in the country. For other organisations in the channel, VIS Global serves as a strong model for how to identify where the opportunities are in the marketplace and then pivot the business to take advantage of the opportunity.

thumbnail Matthew Sainsbury

Matthew is a Sydney-based multi-disciplinary journalist that has covered IT for 15 years. . In particular, he covers B2B IT and other channel topics in the APAC region. In addition to Channel Insider, Matthew’s work has been published on ARN, where he previously served as the editor, as well as CRN and AFR. On the side, Matthew is an award-winning arts and entertainment critic and author, and he also participates on the judging panel for the Australian IT Journalism Awards.

Recommended for you...

Big Early Moves In 2025 A/NZ Channel Consolidation

Consolidation moves in the A/NZ channel are shaping 2025, including 5G Networks’ pursuit of AUCyber and Atturra’s potential deal with Kitepipe.

NBN Upgrade An Early 2025 Boost For Australian MSPs

The Australian government has announced a nearly $4 billion upgrade to fibre connectivity, which will unlock new opportunities for MSPs into 2025.

Vendor Dynamics To Reshape APAC Channel Expectations for 2025

Vendors are redefining expectations for APAC channel partners in 2025, focusing on value-added services, AI, and market expansion for greater growth.

The Rumours Were True: Australia’s Atturra Acquires NZ’s Plan B

Australia’s Atturra continues its acquisition spree with Plan B, gaining five data centers and more than 1,000 clients through its first major push into NZ.

Channel Insider Logo

Channel Insider combines news and technology recommendations to keep channel partners, value-added resellers, IT solution providers, MSPs, and SaaS providers informed on the changing IT landscape. These resources provide product comparisons, in-depth analysis of vendors, and interviews with subject matter experts to provide vendors with critical information for their operations.

Property of TechnologyAdvice. © 2025 TechnologyAdvice. All Rights Reserved

Advertiser Disclosure: Some of the products that appear on this site are from companies from which TechnologyAdvice receives compensation. This compensation may impact how and where products appear on this site including, for example, the order in which they appear. TechnologyAdvice does not include all companies or all types of products available in the marketplace.