Dell buying British tech consultant
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Computer maker Dell Inc. said Friday it has agreed to buy The Networked Storage Co., a privately held data-storage consulting firm based in the United Kingdom.
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Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) has been chosen under the Army's Desktop Mobile Computing (ADMC-2) contract to provide desktop and notebook computers, displays, printers and peripherals for three years.
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Dell has won a $700 million hardware and services contract with Philips Electronics. The deal will include the sale of Dell OptiPlex desktop computers, Precision workstations and Latitude
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Dell has signed a deal to distribute free laptops with the purchase of a broadband Internet access subscription.
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Dell Inc  said on Tuesday it  will buy business e-mail services provider MessageOne Inc,  which was co-founded by Michael Dell's brother, aiming to  compete with similar service provided by Microsoft Corp   and Google Inc .
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Dell is slashing prices on corporate IT solutions by up to 22%, but only for US customers. The cuts come on the back of impressive trading figures and lower component costs for Dell, and cover enterprise servers, desktops and laptops.
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Dell has signed a deal with a U.K. mobile phone retailer to distribute free laptops with the purchase of a broadband Internet access subscription.
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Picks DSGi for retail love-in DSGi has inked a fat pan-European deal with Dell to punt the firm's notebooks and desktops in stores across 12 countries including the UK.â¦
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(InfoWorld) - U.K. telecommunications carrier BT Group plans to extend its enterprise services offering in the U.S. with the acquisition of International Network Services. The Santa Clara, California, company's services include information risk management and infrastructure transformation, and consulting on business productivity and on enterprise architecture and governance. The acquisition will add 900 staff to the 7,000 already working in BT's global professional services units. INS will become a wholly owned subsidiary of BT, part of its Global Services division, as a result of the acquisition. Its CEO, David Butze, will report jointly to Chuck Pol, president of BT Americas, and to Gary Bullard, president of BT Global Business and Services. BT will pay just over Â£100 million ($196 million) for the company, and expects the deal to close in a few weeks, a spokesman said. INS' last audited accounts, in September 2005, reported gross assets of $49.7 million. In October,Â BT bought another California company, U.S. consultancy Counterpane Internet SecurityÂ for a price it said was in the "tens of millions of dollars." Counterpane, with a staff of 75, monitors and protects the networks of around 550 companies.
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Lenovo Group Ltd. has snagged a fifth Dell Inc. executive in two weeks to help run its business in Asia.
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Dell (Dell:Nasdaq - news - research) and Microsoft (MSFT:Nasdaq - news - research) are partnering to develop and sell software that makes it easier for large businesses to manage their servers, the two companies announced Monday.
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c46994)  has announced the addition of "Computer  Hardware in the United Kingdom" to their  offering.
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Dell hired Steve Schuckenbrock, formerly of Electronic Data Systems, to help expand one of its fastest-growing businesses.
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MANHASSET, NY - Bucking the trend for US based companies to set up new plants and offices offshore, Dell Computer Corp. (Austin, Tx.
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By Crayton Harrison, The Dallas Morning News  Dec. 13--Dell Inc. has hired former Electronic Data Systems Corp. executive Steve Schuckenbrock to lead its global services business, the computer maker said Tuesday.   Plano-based EDS announced Mr. Schuckenbrock's departure in May.
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Dell Inc , the world's No.2 personal computer maker, said it would sell its latest range through China's largest electronics retailer, GOME Group, aiming to improve on its single-digit mainland market share.
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Boston Medical Center has standardized on Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) technology --  in patient rooms, at nurses' stations and  labs, in the data center and administrative offices --  to enhance its ability to provide quality medical care to every patient.