Enquizit’s Merger With CDW Means End-to-End IT Performance for Customers

For more than 40 years, customers have trusted CDW to deliver exceptional hardware, maintenance, and technology services. Following our merger with CDW, Enquizit’s clients will now be able to tap into deeper resources, including R&D innovation labs and hybrid cloud solutions. Meanwhile, CDW’s customers can now leverage Enquizit’s long history of helping clients solve problems via the cloud.

The result? Customers can now achieve all of their tech goals inside of one trusted relationship—no longer spending time and resources finding, vetting, and forging multiple partnerships with vendors. Here’s what CDW + Enquizit offers, together:

  • Supply chain expertise and integration to get your organization what it requires faster.

  • Migrate data centers and disaster recovery (DR) to the cloud.

  • Modernize legacy applications using AI and data analytics.

  • Provide support and maintenance for every aspect of your infrastructure and technology.

 

Our new guidebook contains more details on what you can expect, including:

  • How organizations now have a one-stop shop for their entire tech journey—from onboarding employees with pre-configured machines all the way to cloud migration and managed services.

  • Leveraging tools like SkyMap, Strategic Application Modernization Assessment (SAMA), and Inscape Managed Services to help you at every step of your cloud journey.

  • Tapping into Enquizit’s deep expertise in cloud migration, disaster recovery (DR), agile government projects, human-centered design, and AI/ML solutions.

 

To learn more about what CDW + Enquizit brings to our clients, download our free guidebook, “Trust and Transformation: How CDW + Enquizit Accelerate Your Journey to the Cloud.”

 
 
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