As long as it has Professional 7 .If you're not technologically inclined, hire a consultant to buy and set them up for you. You can contact your local Apple store for local resellers. We use Dell.
Nothing wrong with calling a few other companies (probably not competitors) and asking to speak to a (senior) IT manager to get a couple recommendations. They may try to set you up with "their guy" and try to get something from him as a thank-you, but if you ask the right questions you can get to know who has a good reputation and what the experience is with different machines and vendors.I have been asigned to get new computers for our office ... What is better brands should I go with and which ones should I stay away from .. Also best place to go ..
How is Lenovo's after sale service? I've heard excellent things about Dell. Of course, I don't know what contract and SLA were in place. Just overall excellent things about Dell for SMB and Enterprise.There's really only two companies that do small business / corporate pcs: Lenovo and Dell. You will want to go to their business division for the after sales service and pricing (you can negotiate) with their sales. Contact them and a sales rep will call you back and typically visit your organization.
I personally prefer Lenovo laptops over Dell's; however the pricing for Dell's is often more competitive. Computers are more commodities now; the large questions are: how many laptops / desktops will you need? docking stations? monitors? will you lease, finance or purchase (ask your financial guy for what makes sense for your company). Don't forget computers is just the hardware, you will need licensing for software also such as Microsoft Office, etc. Don't be afraid to contact different reps and see what they offer, then do your own research. Note that non-profit and educational institutes also get added discounts.
If your company is REALLY small (say <5). Just go to their website and buy it. Not worth the hassle.
Good luck.
HP also make excellent products in this market (imho much better than Dell, but ymmv).There's really only two companies that do small business / corporate pcs: Lenovo and Dell. You will want to go to their business division for the after sales service and pricing (you can negotiate) with their sales. Contact them and a sales rep will call you back and typically visit your organization.
I personally prefer Lenovo laptops over Dell's; however the pricing for Dell's is often more competitive. Computers are more commodities now; the large questions are: how many laptops / desktops will you need? docking stations? monitors? will you lease, finance or purchase (ask your financial guy for what makes sense for your company). Don't forget computers is just the hardware, you will need licensing for software also such as Microsoft Office, etc. Don't be afraid to contact different reps and see what they offer, then do your own research. Note that non-profit and educational institutes also get added discounts.
If your company is REALLY small (say <5). Just go to their website and buy it. Not worth the hassle.
Good luck.