Micro Warehouse Joins Apple Authorized Education Agent Program -- THE Journal

Micro Warehouse Joins Apple Authorized Education Agent Program

04/01/03

Micro Warehouse Inc. (www2.warehouse.com) has joined Apple Computer's new Apple Authorized Education Agent (AAEA) Program, which is designed to dramatically increase the adoption of Apple products and technologies within the education market. Through the partnership, Micro Warehouse will provide Apple products to public and private K-12 school districts and community colleges with student enrollment of less than 1,000. For more information on the AAEA Program, visit http://asw.apple.com.

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