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| Dell Technologies Marks Its Banner 1st Year as the World’s Largest Privately-Controlled Technology Company |
Dell Technologies recently celebrated its banner first year as the largest privately-controlled technology company in the world, after the historic union of Dell and EMC.
On its banner first year, the company created a joined Dell and Dell EMC salesforce, and produced a US$35-billion Dell Technologies channel and global channel program that resulted in 10,000 new business customers.
Powered by cross-selling of server, storage, client and converged infrastructure solutions, Dell EMC claimed that the company experienced an explosive revenue growth in underpenetrated accounts in the first half of 2017, as well.
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Apart from these achievements, a new IDC report reveals that 91% of customers surveyed worldwide trust Dell and EMC pre-merger promises.
“We set the bar high and exceeded our own expectations,” Michael Dell, chairman and chief executive officer of Dell Technologies, said. “We’ve made enormous strides this past year in serving the needs of our customers, from governments to fast-growing small businesses to many of the world’s largest enterprises who call Dell Technologies their most strategic IT partner. And we’re just getting started.”
The company is also releasing its Annual Report to Customers, revealing how the company has accompanied customers in the past year to achieve their peak potential in the digital future.
Meanwhile, Dell Technologies is the mother company of Dell, Dell EMC, Pivotal, RSA, SecureWorks, Virtustream, and VMware.