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edsys computers has been recognized by APAC CIOOutlook Magazine as the recipient of “Top Intel Solution Companies in APAC,” based on our proprietary methodology, reflecting its position in the industry. This profile has been developed by the APAC CIOOutlook research and editorial team based on insights from an interview with Greg McDougall.

edsys computers
Disrupting Australia's IT Hardware and Software Distribution Arena

edsys computers

CIO VendorGreg McDougall, General Manager
In early 90s, with the IT bubble burst, several thousands of IT products and services were accessible from an infinite number of dealers. It was then a daunting task for enterprises to choose the right, reliable and genuine distributer of IT system components. Given these conditions and challenges, EDsys Computers, an Australian IT hardware and software distributing company was founded in 1992 as it had foreseen the potential of the IT market. Twenty two years later, EDsys Computers is currently one of the leading hardware and software distribution companies in the country.
Adopting the AS/NZS/ISO 9001:2008 policy, the company ensures compliance of implementing and maintaining a quality management system.

With a dealer base comprising of some of Australia's most successful resellers, VARs and consultants, the enterprise provides high quality IT hardware and software products that range from enterprise servers to backup solutions, catering to almost every aspect of IT computing.

Company’s services include a B2B solution with provision to buy directly from the distributor at cost effective pricing, stock, ordering, tracking and post-purchase support facilities that include trained and experienced technicians. Besides, the company also offers every client with an Account Manager who is responsible to to assist and provide business solutions.

Due to the successful deployments and implementations of its computer pcs and server range, the Company has been adopted by the Australian government as well as corporate offices. EDsys Computers prime objective is to satisfy its customers through its products, professionalism and services along with delivering a personal level of expert advice. With an attention to detail, EDsys looks ahead to build success stories by working closely with customers and moving towards their objective.
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