Why Lenovo-IBM is a tough sell

Money is the bottom line: History has proven time and time again, that money is what makes the world go round. The western world has already decided that doing business with a communist nation is not an issue, as long as it increases corporation profits. So why would the IT community not follow suit by purchasing cheap PC's from Asia? Competent customer service is already a thing of the past, with most of the call centers now in India. So corporate IT managers will have to get used to shabby customer support just like individual consumers.; Posted by: terrym0021 Posted on: 12/10/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Talk to Dell? NobodyHome | 12/08/04

That's for consumer pc's rdwhitti | 12/08/04

Not Just Consumers with the Pain JimSatterfieldW | 12/13/04

Dell jblood | 12/09/04

Hmm, maybe it'll work. Roger Ramjet | 12/08/04

Easy way or normal way? Vily Clay | 12/08/04

Why? What? How? just-me_z | 12/10/04

Lenovo-no Baer | 12/10/04

Money is the bottom line terrym0021 | 12/10/04

Outsourcing in another form seabee69m@... | 12/11/04

money moves all seabee69m@... | 12/11/04

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