Dell Expands E-Works Program with Microsoft and Intel to Enhance E-Business Infrastructure Solutions
Dell has announced the expansion of its Dell E Works program, in partnership with Microsoft and Intel, to provide comprehensive solutions for businesses to streamline their operations and deploy scalable and reliable e-business infrastructure. The program offers financing options, consulting services, and a portfolio of products, including servers, desktop and notebook PCs, and Web hosting services. Since its introduction in February, more than 8,000 business customers have registered for Dell E Works. The expanded program includes financing for Internet infrastructure companies, venture leasing options, infrastructure consultants, and a growing portfolio of products and services.
Key Takeaways:
- Dell E Works offers financing options for Internet infrastructure companies to acquire equipment for developing tools and products for online commerce.
- The program includes venture leasing options that enable start-ups to acquire hardware while preserving venture capital.
- Infrastructure consultants are available to help customers select and install products that support their strategic IT needs.
- The expanded program includes a growing portfolio of products, including servers, desktop and notebook PCs, and Web hosting services.
- Dell has made approximate $1.5 billion in financing commitments to the Internet infrastructure market to date.
- Dell E Works was first introduced in February, with more than 8,000 business customers registering for the program.
- The program delivers enterprise-ready solutions based on Dell hardware, featuring Intel processors, and Microsoft software.
- Dell E Works offers a rare combination of products, services, and experience, with Dell selling over $40 million a day over the Internet.
Statistics:
- Dell has made approximately $1.5 billion in financing commitments to the Internet infrastructure market.
- More than 8,000 business customers have registered for Dell E Works since its introduction in February.
- Dell sells over $40 million a day over the Internet.
- The program offers financing for Internet infrastructure companies to acquire equipment for development.
- The venture leasing program provides dedicated financing of all hardware, software, and related services for qualified start-ups.
Sources:
- Dell Computer Corporation, Business Wire, August 8, 2000.
- Intel Corporation, Intel Corporation Press Room.
- Microsoft Corporation, Microsoft Corporation Press Room.