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5 Reasons Why Dell Apex Beats Public Clouds: Jeff Clarke ‘We have built [Apex] to deliver the very model and the very set of capabilities that customers have received from the public cloud, yet give them all of the agility and the control that they desire to have without having to be forced to move data from on-premise to off-premise to control the things that they want,’ says Dell Technologies Chief Operating Officer and Vice Chairman Jeff Clarke. By Mark Haranas May 07, 2021, 09:10 AM EDT Dell Apex Dell Technologies is ready to take market share from p...

Dell Technologies APEX Transforms How the World Consumes Technology New as-a-Service portfolio offers IT simplicity, agility and control to help organizations keep up with today's pace of innovation News provided by Share this article News summary APEX Data Storage Services delivers a simplified storage as-a-Service experience APEX Cloud Services provides a consistent cloud experience across public cloud, private cloud and at the edge APEX Custom Solutions offers flexible payment and IT management services for the industry's broadest infrastructure portfolio Customers can manage the lifecy...

For Dell Technologies Inc., 2020 set the table for what promises to be a very active 2021. The company achieved a record fiscal year, generating $94.2 billion in total sales, which included a high of $48.4 billion in sales for its Client Solutions Group. More recently, Dell announced plans to spin off its 81% equity ownership in VMware Inc., a move expected to provide close to $10 billion in cash, reducing debt incurred from the acquisition in 2016 of EMC. With this kind of momentum, Dell will likely focus on the core technologies outlined by Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Michael Dell...

The Realities of Remote: Workers Want Advanced Tech to Enable Productivity Allison Dew, Global Marketing VP-End User Computing, Dell Allison Dew, Global Marketing VP-End User Computing, Dell There was a time when we envisioned a future in which employers used technology as an ever-watchful eye, frightening workers into maximum productivity. Instead, we’ve seen workplace culture go largely in the other direction, with employers fostering productivity by loosening the reins and letting employees work remotely. The Dell and Intel Future Workforce Study 2016 showed that this free...