A year after the historic $67 billion merger, Dell EMC has experienced revenue growth during the first half of 2017, fueled by cross-selling of server, storage, client and converged infrastructure solutions.
In fact, an independent IDC survey revealed that 91 percent of customers surveyed worldwide believe Dell and EMC have delivered on the promises made to them ahead of the merger.
“We are looking forward to GITEX as the launchpad for our one-year celebration since the merger, and as a platform that brings us closer to our partners, customers, and numerous other stakeholders,” said Mohammed Amin, senior vice president, Middle East, Turkey and Africa, Dell EMC. “In a market, wherein digital is a priority and is driving disruptive projects, the relevance of Dell Technologies and Dell EMC has never been starker. This year we are bringing to the market the power of our family of strategically aligned businesses to help organisations with their digital transformation from edge to core to the cloud. The tradeshow will be a great opportunity to share with IT decision makers and LOBs our broad capabilities that will enable them to be more competitive, optimise costs and drive innovation.”
Amin also highlighted that GITEX is the perfect opportunity to share the Dell EMC’s latest updates and plans around products, solutions, initiatives and partnership among others.
