CHENNAI :Easynet today announced a global managed hardware services partnership with leading technology company  NCR. Under this partnership, NCR Telecom and Technology will provide hardware procurement, on-site hardware installation and maintenance support services to Easynet’s networking customers. This will help to deliver fast roll-out times and high levels of availability to customers no matter where they are in the world.

NCR will focus on countries not currently covered by Easynet’s field service teams. This will enable Easynet to provide end-to-end customer support in over 190 countries worldwide, particularly in extended reach locations, such as Brazil, India and Japan.

NCR’s experience and service support scalability allows it to provide and maintain customer premises equipment with minimal disruption no matter where the customer sites are located. Around 13,000 skilled NCR service professionals manage nearly 12 million service actions annually worldwide. NCR is already a strategic service provider to over 40 telcos – including 8 of the global top 10.

The relationship between the two companies has already delivered value, with NCR assisting in the provision of connectivity solutions for major international customers.

David Rowe, Easynet’s Chief Executive Officer commented, “With more businesses looking to expand into new locations, particularly in the developing world, Easynet’s partnership with NCR will provide the required local know-how and support. NCR has well over a century of global experience behind it and will provide the expertise required to help our clients get the best possible performance and value from their networks.”

Chris Askew, NCR’s Senior Vice President of Services, commented, “With the trend towards borderless enterprises, IP communications and global SLAs, we are seeing significant growth in the managed hardware and services markets. The extensive scale and reach of NCR’s services footprint and significant multivendor experience enables us to meet Easynet’s services requirements on a global basis around the clock.”