Dell bought a British service company

In the face of the possibility that many companies will upgrade Vista in the near future, Dell has just bought ACS, an IT service company in the UK. The company plans to provide Microsoft's upcoming new operating system consulting service for large companies.

ACS was founded in 1990, based in London, Paris, Glasgow and Edinburgh; Scotland, Pune and India. This company focuses on finance and state sectors.

Dell will use ACS in IT support services sooner than plans to deploy customers' applications such as Microsoft Vista conversion - Stephen Murdoch, vice president of regional solutions and services EMEA (Europe, China) East and Africa) of Dell said.

Business customers always demand better Microsoft virtualization, security and product services. Dell hopes to meet this requirement with ACS, which will be used as a dedicated part of customer-oriented installation requirements. Currently Dell plans to expand its 'bundled application' service out of the UK, providing customers worldwide.

This is another step in an effort to restore the financial crisis that is taking place in this company - upgrading customer service. Dell has experienced a sharp decline in revenue in recent quarters when it recalled millions of potentially explosive laptop batteries. The company is also being inspected financially by the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

Dell is actively making some changes to restore itself: releasing a new model using AMD chips instead of Intel, a $ 100 million mortgage loan to upgrade customer service by opening call centers. center (consumer advice).

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