December 12, 2012
AUSTIN, Texas, Dec. 12 – Customers from small businesses to large enterprises, across geographies and industries, selected Dell Services in 2012 to help transform IT and solve business problems. With industrialized service offerings that make it simple for customers to receive the level of service that’s right for them, Dell Services offers consulting services and end-to-end capabilities that empower IT to achieve cost savings, growth and innovation.
“At Dell World this week, we’re talking about the disruptive forces that our customers are facing, such as cloud, social media, mobility, data and security,” said Suresh Vaswani, president, Dell Services. “This year we’ve seen enterprises turn increasingly to Dell Services to help modernize and adapt their IT environments to manage the growing challenges and opportunities presented by these disruptive forces. More and more, our customers are recognizing the power of information technology and services in enabling their business outcomes.”
Examples of Dell Services milestones in 2012 include:
Security: Protecting Customers from Cyber Attacks
Cloud: Ongoing Commitment to OpenStack
Application Modernization: Modernizing IT for Tomorrow’s Business Needs
Global Support & Deployment: Proactive Support, Optimized Storage Solutions
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Dell World
Join us at Dell World 2012 – The Power to Do More. Technology professionals will learn from one another and identify key challenges and opportunities connected to the top forces changing business today
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Source: Dell
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