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IBM BUSINESS PARTNER

Computize works closely with IBM to provide you the best source for IBM products and services. IBM has numerous product divisions and resources available, and Computize can coordinate all these resources to provide you the coverage you need.

EXAct Business Partner  
Computize is enrolled in the IBM EXAct reseller program. As an EXAct member, Computize has access to sell the xSeries 440 product line. The xSeries 440 provides pSeries fault-tolerance, scalability, and performance with xSeries pricing. The xSeries 440 can scale up to 8 Xeon MP processors in a 4U form factor. The xSeries 440 also features IBM's chip-kill memory technology and their IBM Director management software. Find out more about the xSeries 440 from your Computize account manager.

IBM ThinkPads
Computize offers the entire ThinkPad product line. Find out which ThinkPad Series products are right for your environment. The ThinkPad X series offers ultra-portable computing. The ThinkPad A series is a cost-effective all-in-one design. The ThinkPad R and X series are designed for light-weight performance computing. The ThinkPad series also come with options such as their embedded security system and their integrated Cisco wireless technology. You can work with a Computize account manager on pricing, demo units, and road maps for the IBM ThinkPad product line.

IBM xSeries Servers and NetVista Desktops
IBM offers multiple rack and tower server solutions for any computing environment. IBM also offers the NetVista A and M series desktops for any workstation and computing environment. Find out which IBM server and desktop is appropriate for your organization and projects. Contact your Computize account manager today for information on these IBM products.


IBM and Linux
IBM has made a billion dollar investment in Linux technologies. Linux solutions offers compelling alternatives to Windows and Unix product solutions. Find out how you can save money without sacrificing uptime with IBM servers running Linux.