ePlus helps customers achieve numerous benefits by offering a variety of HP Services to complement their IT needs. Care Packs provide necessary business protection to hardware and software investments by extending warranties and/or assuring faster response times. In addition, ePlus offers other HP provided services such as "Quick Thermal Assessment," a data center power and cooling assessment to address consolidation readiness, and HP Education Services that provide a full range of IT training across applications, network, hardware, operating systems, and more.
HP Care Pack Extended Warranties
Purchasing HP products and services brings state-of-the-art technology to your business. But increasing the return on that technology often means providing more protection against downtime than standard product warranties provide, leveraging more specialized skill sets than your support organization can deliver, or utilizing already stretched in-house resources to manage the implementation.
The answer: Complement your hardware and software purchases with convenient, fixed-price HP Services.
ePlus offers HP Care Pack Extended Warranty packages that support coverage to help you boost uptime, productivity, and ROI.
HP Education Services
HP’s Education experts provide industry leading education and training for IT professionals. According to IDC1, organizations that spend 7% of their IT budget on training are significantly more successful and twice as likely to retain their staff.
ePlus Professional Services
To further support and help our customers manage all of the solutions we offer, ePlus has adopted a Lifecycle Services model to ensure successful deployment through our Professional Services group.
The Lifecycle Services approach aligns business and technical requirements through all six phases of the network lifecycle: prepare, plan, design, implement, operate, and optimize. This consistent, proven methodology allows us to tightly manage the quality of service delivery.
1IDC White Paper sponsored by HP, "Skill Level and Training Key Factors in IT Project Success" #204134, October 2006
