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ARMENIA HOLDS LOW POSITION BY SALES OF DELL TECHNOLOGIES AMONG CIS COUNTRIES, BUT IT HAS GROWTH POTENTIAL
ArmInfo.
2009-12-17 14:23:00
ArmInfo. Armenia holds a low position by sales of Dell technologies
among CIS countries, though the republic has a growth potential in IT-
sphere, Dell regional manager on CIS Anton Polsky said when responding
to ArmInfo's question.
According to him, Dell is currently investigating the CIS countries'
market, and Armenia is one of the key countries of the region for
the Company from the geopolitical viewpoint. "Taking into account
the expectations of 50% growth of the companies' turnover in 2010,
considerable revival will be observed in the Armenian IT-market",
Polsky emphasized. He also said that 80% of the Dell's profit is
assured due to the corporate segment, where servers are one of the
most important products.
Dell Company has been working in Armenia since 1995 through its
official partner and distributor - Vallex IT Company. According to the
data of the National Statistical Service of Armenia, the IT-sphere
rendered services in Armenia in Jan-Oct 2009 to the sum of 15.2 bln
drams ($42.4 mln) with 3,9% annual drop.
ArmInfo.
2009-12-17 14:23:00
ArmInfo. Armenia holds a low position by sales of Dell technologies
among CIS countries, though the republic has a growth potential in IT-
sphere, Dell regional manager on CIS Anton Polsky said when responding
to ArmInfo's question.
According to him, Dell is currently investigating the CIS countries'
market, and Armenia is one of the key countries of the region for
the Company from the geopolitical viewpoint. "Taking into account
the expectations of 50% growth of the companies' turnover in 2010,
considerable revival will be observed in the Armenian IT-market",
Polsky emphasized. He also said that 80% of the Dell's profit is
assured due to the corporate segment, where servers are one of the
most important products.
Dell Company has been working in Armenia since 1995 through its
official partner and distributor - Vallex IT Company. According to the
data of the National Statistical Service of Armenia, the IT-sphere
rendered services in Armenia in Jan-Oct 2009 to the sum of 15.2 bln
drams ($42.4 mln) with 3,9% annual drop.