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TP-Link has signed a new strategic partnership with Irish value‑added distributor Renaissance, expanding access to its Omada networking portfolio and supporting the vendor’s continued momentum in the Irish market.
Renaissance, which has more than 35 years’ experience supplying networking technologies to VARs and MSPs across Ireland, will now offer TP-Link’s full Omada solution set. The agreement enables the distributor to deliver a complete networking infrastructure stack while drawing on TP-Link’s increased local support, technical resources and stock availability.
By combining Renaissance’s channel reach with TP-Link’s cloud‑managed platform, the partnership aims to open new routes to market and drive growth among partners seeking scalable, secure and centrally managed networking.
Omada provides a cloud-based architecture designed to simplify deployment and ongoing management. Features such as zero‑touch provisioning allow networks to be configured remotely, reducing the need for on‑site engineering and helping organisations accelerate rollouts, lower operational costs and maintain consistent performance across multiple locations.
Michael Conway, Director of Renaissance, said the agreement strengthens the distributor’s ability to support partners with modern, cloud‑managed networking. “Partnering with Omada by TP-Link allows us to deliver a complete networking solution that is scalable, reliable, and simple to manage. This strengthens our ability to support our customers with secure, cloud-managed networking that enables them to meet market demands and grow their business.”
Ben Allcock, Vice President – B2B, UK&I at TP-Link, said the collaboration will extend the reach of Omada across Ireland. “Working with Renaissance enables us to bring Omada’s cloud-managed platform to more businesses across the Irish market, continuing our growth in the region. Together, we are helping organisations simplify network management while delivering high-performance, secure connectivity.”
