Dell Positioned In “Leaders” Quadrant In 2012 Leading Analyst Firm Reports On Help Desk And Desktop Outsourcing

Dell, a leading provider of services and solutions, today announced Gartner, Inc. has positioned the company as a leader in two of its 2012 Magic Quadrant Reports: “Magic Quadrant for Help Desk Outsourcing, North America ⁱ” and “Magic Quadrant for Desktop Outsourcing Services, North America. ⁱⁱ” These reports were compiled using expert research and customer feedback, and are designed to help customers evaluate service providers.

Dell’s cloud-based services, including help desk-as-a-service and desktop-as-a-service provide customers with flexible, anytime, anywhere access to critical systems in an easy to use, cost-effective manner. The Dell Help Desk currently supports more than 3.5 million users and handles more than 12 million calls a year. It allows customers to off-load the burden of end-user support while offering response time and service standards with contractual service level agreements. Automation, remote management, cloud technologies, software-as-a-service and ITIL V3 ^® all work together behind the scenes to preemptively resolve incidents before they impact end users.

“We consider our positioning in the Gartner ‘Leaders’ quadrants as further confirmation of our continued transformation to an end-to-end services provider and testament of Dell’s leadership and commitment to excellent customer service,” said Kevin Jones, vice president, Dell Services. “We strive to provide customers with world-class support services tailored to fit their unique organizational needs, which takes pressure off managers and frees them to focus on their business.”

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