A Texas International Value Added Reseller Agreement is a contractual agreement between a company (the reseller) and Texas International (TI), a well-known technology solutions provider. This partnership allows the reseller to sell TI's products and services, adding value to them by providing additional services, customization, or integration with other solutions. In this agreement, the reseller gains the right to sell TI's products and services in the designated market, typically within the state of Texas or even globally. The agreement establishes the terms and conditions under which the reseller operates, detailing the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of both parties involved. Keywords: 1. Texas International: TI is a technology solutions provider known for its innovative products and services. 2. Reseller: The company signing the agreement to sell TI's products and services to end customers. 3. Value Added Reseller Agreement: A contractual agreement that allows the reseller to add value to TI's products and services by providing additional services or customization. 4. Technology Solutions: Refers to TI's range of products, software, hardware, and services offered to customers. 5. Market: The specific geographical area where the reseller can sell TI's products and services. 6. Terms and Conditions: The legal and operational guidelines that both parties must adhere to throughout the agreement. 7. Obligations: The specific responsibilities and tasks expected from the reseller, such as marketing and support. 8. Integration: The process of integrating TI's products with other solutions to meet the specific needs of customers. 9. Customization: Tailoring TI's products or services to suit the unique requirements of customers. 10. End Customers: The final buyers or users of TI's products and services, who purchase from the reseller. Different types of Texas International Value Added Reseller Agreements may include variations based on the level of exclusivity given to the reseller, the scope of geographical territory, the duration of the agreement, and any specific restrictions or requirements set by TI. These variations ensure flexibility based on different market needs and business models.