Maybe ....
If Lenovo hadn't shot themselves in the foot several times by screwing up then things might be different.
People in IT have long memories and haven't forgotten just yet.
Lenovo EMEA wakes up after five quarters of sliding sales, adds CEO
Lenovo EMEA has dropped its top ops man into the CEO chair following five quarters of shrinking turnover and recent operating losses. Francois Bornibus, charged with igniting the sales engine, will continue to report to president Luca Rossi, who will still hold “overarching” dual responsibility for the region and Latin America …
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Tuesday 14th March 2017 21:51 GMT Lee D
Re: Maybe ....
Lenovo kit is okay.
It's their home-based junk that got loaded with all sorts but what kind of place doing any serious deployment doesn't just image over the computers, even if they are brand-new.
My place is entirely Lenovo (IBM Bladecenter servers, Lenovo clients) on the PC side, their hardware is pretty bullet-proof. The laptops aren't bad (IBM Thinkpad legacy), the desktops are solid yet cheap. Their Chromebooks leave something to be desired but are in the same ballpark as Acer, Asus, etc.
Pretty much, they have the business side down. Their problems in the home-market are self-inflicted but I'm not sure most people would even recognise the Lenovo brand, and certainly won't understand its history.
200+ desktops deployed, into the fourth year soon, not one failure - not even a hard drive.
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