Lenovo, STARR Computer to offer Guyanese cutting-edge innovations, services

Mike MohanGeorgetown: Guyanese will benefit from superior computer technology, services and warranty as Lenovo is now poised to be the computer superpower of tomorrow as it finally acquires IBM Server business for $2.1 Billion dollars on October 1st, 2014, according to President of STARR Computer Inc., Michael Mohan.

STARR computer are the authorized dealer and distributor of Lenovo amongst many other top brands. Lenovo also acquired Motorola phone division early 2014.  Lenovo had acquired IBM PC division and elevated its placement from number three spot to number one position since 2013.

The technology giant Lenovo maintains the highest level of technical services to its customers. STARR Tech Squad are required to undergo annual recertification examinations with Lenovo to maintain its Service status for its Lenovo products sold in Guyana.

Mr. Mohan explained that with the addition of the IBM high-end System X Servers to Lenovo current line of PC, Think-station, and, Storage enterprise under the umbrella as one Lenovo and one Channel, STARR Computer Inc. is poised to increase its “end to end” portfolio to provide a wider range of its product and services to the Guyanese public. STARR Computer is also the Service Center of Lenovo in Guyana.

Lenovo“On the world stage, with its current 11,000 Partners, Lenovo now inherits an additional 3,000 Partners to distribute its full portfolio of products. Most importantly, having manufacturing facilities worldwide to serve its regional distribution channels with a full array of engineers and efficient production plants gives Lenovo the leverage to excel at an exponential level in our region at reduced costs. Lenovo products sold in Guyana are generally produced at it US and Mexican facilities with obviously the highest level of UL and FCC level of compliant standards.” Mr. Mohan explained.  “ While Lenovo holds the number one spot on the world stage with over 19% market share, HP maintains 17% and Dell takes third place with 13% share. The remaining 51% is held by the combination of over 100 other computer manufacturers worldwide.”

Mr Mohan noted that Lenovo have grown their business in all geographies across the globe by providing cutting-edge innovation, unsurpassed quality, and an exceptional customer experience.

For Lenovo, the deal marks a big step in its expansion beyond personal computers, which still account for about 80% of its revenue.