Dell Technologies offers payment flexibility support to businesses

Dell Technologies has rolled out the Payment Flexibility Program, which includes 0% interest rates and up to a 180-day payment deferral*. The company is also making US$9 billion in financing available for 2020 to help fund critical technology needs.

The company said that this is the move is a commitment to help businesses run and them to take care of their people and access essential technology. "Dell Financial Services* (DFS) has been a reliable partner for the last 23 years and will be here to support you, especially during times of uncertainty," the company said in a statement.

“Organisations in Singapore are realigning priorities and assessing ways to secure capital for business continuity and critical operations. We have been working closely with our customers and partners to understand their challenges and payment flexibility is one way we can help them.

"The Dell Technologies Payment Flexibility Program is an effort to meet the immediate as well as long term needs of our customers. It will help customers manage cashflow, preserve capital and provide access to essential technology,” said Eric Goh, VP & MD, Singapore, Dell Technologies.

Programme features include:

- Zero percent interest rates for all Dell Technologies server, storage and networking solutions. No up-front payment is required.

- First payments deferred up to 180 days on all data centre infrastructure and services.

- Short-term options for remote work and learning with 12-month term and refresh options for laptops and desktops.

- Flexible consumption offerings in the Dell Technologies On Demand programme for a year. Users can scale usage of Dell Technologies converged, hyperconverged, hybrid cloud, storage and data protection solutions and only pay for what they use. Flex on Demand, part of the Dell Technologies on Demand portfolio, is also available from three- to five-year term options.

Dell will also continue partnering with VMware to deliver flexible payment solutions.
 
*Payment solutions provided and serviced by Dell Financial Services LLC or its affiliates or designees (DFS) for qualified customers. Offers may not be available or may vary in certain countries. Offers may change without notice, may be subject to minimum transaction size, and are subject to credit approval, product availability, applicable law and documentation provided by and acceptable to DFS. 

0% Finance Lease: 24-month or 36-month term. Rate percentage does not include charges other than periodic rent payments. For purchases of qualifying Dell EMC infrastructure solutions (servers and storage).

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