Short Take: Grocery chain in Dell deal
Grocery store chain H-E-B has selected Dell Computer in a three-year agreement to purchase about $30 million in computer desktops, workstations, notebooks, and servers, a company statement said today. H-E-B has 45,000 employees and 245 stores in Texas, Louisiana, and Mexico.
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Grocery store chain H-E-B has selected in a three-year agreement to purchase about $30 million in
computer desktops, workstations, notebooks, and servers, a company
statement said today. H-E-B has 45,000 employees and 245 stores in Texas,
Louisiana, and Mexico.