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Seagate expands service network
 

 

 
Monday, October 23, 2006

 

Hard disk drives supplier Seagate Technology announced that it has increased the standard for service in the hard disc market.

The firm has decided to authorize its vast network of Seagate Premier Partners (SPPs) to accept warranty hard drives for exchange from consumers. This means that the support network becomes as effective and widespread as the distribution network.

Seagate said in a statement that it is also announcing an enhancement of its service and support coverage by converting its existing 43 walk-in SeaCare Centers into support hubs for the areas that they cater to.

Together, both initiatives are designed to substantially reduce the turn-around time for users needing to check or replace Seagate HDDs (hard disc drives). Seagate Premier Partners (SPPs) will now be able to accept warranty HDDs from their customers, giving them the option of multiple drop-off and pick-up points.

Accel ICIM, Seagate's service provider in India, is providing the pick-up and drop-off service from all qualified Seagate Premier Partners.
“This initiative by Seagate is unmatched in the country and literally brings services to the doorstep,” said Rajesh Khurana, Country Manager, Seagate (India & SAARC). “The addition of the pick-up and drop-off facility to our SeaCare centers reinforces our commitment to channel partners, who will benefit from the enhanced relationship with their customers. As always, Seagate will continue to introduce innovative programs to enable its partners to offer not just the best products and technology to consumers, but to provide the best end-to-end customer experience as well.”

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