Dell Technologies showcased its latest commercial client and ecosystem portfolio during an exclusive media briefing in Penang, Malaysia.
The showcase demonstrated the innovations in its commercial portfolio designed to bring an elevated sense of connection and collaboration, enabling a productive and happy workforce in a hybrid work environment.
Rakesh Mandal, senior director, Client Solutions Group, South Asia and Asia Emerging Markets, Dell Technologies says, “At Dell Technologies, we believe innovation begins with people. That is why a human-centric approach is core to how we design our intelligent solutions to empower users and IT to work and innovate everywhere.
“We deliver research-based solutions to help guide our customers to the right ecosystem based on how their people work – what we called persona-based solutions. And, at the same time, we simplify IT by combining the best of hardware, software, services and security into one solution for our customers.”
Dell updated its commercial portfolio with new designs, new collaboration features, new levels of performance and extended intelligence to the entire PC ecosystem.
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The updated portfolio includes the fully redesigned Latitude line-up, the refreshed Precision portfolio, the Dell OptiPlex portfolio, a new set of advanced displays and peripherals, and the latest version of Dell Optimizer that extends intelligence from the PC to the rest of the ecosystem.
Additionally, Dell emphasized its focus on sustainability, security, manageability, and service offerings to help businesses meet their goals and enable more productive opportunities for IT departments.
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