This strategic alliance is another step towards SONDA's commitment to providing the best IT services to its clients and partners.
This partnership will give our clients access to Lenovo's excellent support, daily incentives, partner financing, and sales incentives. As a result, our clients will benefit from top-notch IT services and solutions.
Digital Services Director Andre Rodrigues says, "This collaboration brings new solutions to our clients in the US market, including world-class multilingual support, financing options, and marketing resources bundled with leading technology products."
About Lenovo: Lenovo is a global leader in providing innovative IT technology and solutions, known for its reliable hardware and world-class support. Lenovo has a long-standing reputation for delivering high-quality products and services. Furthermore, Alice Fuentes says: "I'm excited to start working with SONDA as a new Lenovo GOLD business partner. I do not doubt that this category upgrade will be an important support for its success in the United States market."
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