Dell Technologies is a First-Generation EPEAT Climate + Champion

Dell Technologies is a First-Generation EPEAT Climate + Champion

Dell Technologies was recently named one of the first-ever Global Electronics Council's (GEC) new EPEAT Climate+ Champions. EPEAT Climate+ is a third-party recognition of a company's sustainability initiatives and their reduction of the environmental impact of our products Through innovative efforts to produce more environmentally sustainable products and services, Del has created a portfolio of more than 200 EPEAT Climate+ designated products, spanning laptops, desktops, displays and servers. Read the story on Dell's blog. ��

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Dell Technologies is a First-Generation EPEAT Climate + Champion published by Clear Technologies

Clear Technologies is a Value Added Reseller in Addison, TX and we have been in business for over 27 years. We primarily focus on all bare metal in the Data Center and we have extensive knowledge in software and services also. We have some industry experts in all things IBM which falls right in line with the Red Hat portfolio. We have life long employees and clients and it is all built on a basis of taking care of the customer by all means possible. A quote from our COO, Phil Godwin, “The rapid development of new technology and information has impacted many solution providers and their customers. At Clear Technologies, we think of transformation as a constant, instead of, as a destination. We invest in our clients by seeking to understand their problems not only for today, but also tomorrow. Being recognized in the top 500 solution providers is validation of our client first approach.”

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