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Dell Technologies Publishes Annual Report Marking 1st Anniversary of Integration
Attracting over 10,000 new clients, the world's largest privately held IT company
Dell Technologies has marked its first anniversary. Formed in September 2016 through the merger of Dell and EMC, Dell Technologies is the world's largest privately held IT company. Since its launch, it has recorded growth exceeding expectations and established itself as a digital transformation partner for companies worldwide.
Over the past year since its official launch, Dell Technologies has attracted approximately 10,000 new customers by integrating the internal sales organizations of Dell and Dell EMC and launching a new integrated partner program. In particular, through a cross-selling strategy for various solutions including servers, storage, client solutions, and converged infrastructure, it recorded revenue growth that far exceeded expectations in the first half of 2017.

Along with rapid revenue growth last year, Dell Technologies has already repaid $9.5 billion of the debt incurred during the merger process by selling non-core businesses, such as the Enterprise Content Division, and has leveraged this momentum to invest $4.5 billion in research and development (R&D). Customers also support Dell Technologies' proactive moves. According to a survey by global market research firm IDC, 91% of respondents said they believe Dell and EMC have faithfully fulfilled their pre-merger commitments.
In addition, Dell Technologies announced today that Dell EMC has signed a multi-year product and service supply agreement with General Electric (GE). Dell EMC plans to support General Electric's digital transformation by supplying its infrastructure and end-user computing solutions. Through this agreement, Dell EMC has not only become a key supplier to General Electric but has also secured the largest private-sector contract in the history of both Dell and EMC.
Michael Dell, Chairman and CEO of Dell Technologies, remarked, “Over the past year, Dell Technologies has achieved remarkable results by meeting the needs of a diverse range of customers, from global enterprises to numerous government agencies and small startups. We have already far surpassed the goals we set for ourselves at the time of our launch,” adding, “Now that we have established ourselves as our customers’ most strategic IT partner, the real work begins.”
Dell Technologies published its 'Annual Report to Customer' to mark its first anniversary.
Dell Technologies has marked its first anniversary. Formed in September 2016 through the merger of Dell and EMC, Dell Technologies is the world's largest privately held IT company. Since its launch, it has recorded growth exceeding expectations and established itself as a digital transformation partner for companies worldwide.
Over the past year since its official launch, Dell Technologies has attracted approximately 10,000 new customers by integrating the internal sales organizations of Dell and Dell EMC and launching a new integrated partner program. In particular, through a cross-selling strategy for various solutions including servers, storage, client solutions, and converged infrastructure, it recorded revenue growth that far exceeded expectations in the first half of 2017.
Along with rapid revenue growth last year, Dell Technologies has already repaid $9.5 billion of the debt incurred during the merger process by selling non-core businesses, such as the Enterprise Content Division, and has leveraged this momentum to invest $4.5 billion in research and development (R&D). Customers also support Dell Technologies' proactive moves. According to a survey by global market research firm IDC, 91% of respondents said they believe Dell and EMC have faithfully fulfilled their pre-merger commitments.
In addition, Dell Technologies announced today that Dell EMC has signed a multi-year product and service supply agreement with General Electric (GE). Dell EMC plans to support General Electric's digital transformation by supplying its infrastructure and end-user computing solutions. Through this agreement, Dell EMC has not only become a key supplier to General Electric but has also secured the largest private-sector contract in the history of both Dell and EMC.
Michael Dell, Chairman and CEO of Dell Technologies, remarked, “Over the past year, Dell Technologies has achieved remarkable results by meeting the needs of a diverse range of customers, from global enterprises to numerous government agencies and small startups. We have already far surpassed the goals we set for ourselves at the time of our launch,” adding, “Now that we have established ourselves as our customers’ most strategic IT partner, the real work begins.”
Dell Technologies published its 'Annual Report to Customer' to mark its first anniversary.
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