| PC World Business - Market beating prices |
PC World Business now offers over 40,000 products with market beating prices and many products on next day delivery for in stock items.
PC World Business' main objective is to deliver a competitor beating service that exceeds customers' expectations, as well as aim to offer the UK's largest range of products, with the UK's lowest prices, backed by expert and professional service.
Selling all kinds of products from laptops, PC's and printers to software, peripherals and accessories, as well as offering a next day delivery service, PC World Business offers a fantastic range of products, across all major brands, selling to various sizes and types of businesses.
PC World Business also offers a range of professional services, such as providing telephone software and remotely managing our clients' networks. Dedicated account managers are also available in-store and on the phone, and the qualified engineers in the after sales service team are on hand to help with any problems.
Smaller businesses, or those who simply don't want the financial outlay of IT equipment can also take advantage of SmartPlan, PC World Business' financial leasing agreement, which was launched in 2003.
With DSGi Business' reputation as a large, international organisation, PC World Business can offer competitive prices on fantastic quality goods, benefiting from the buying power and relationships its parent company has with the world's leading IT vendors.
Over 250,000 businesses have taken advantage of the preferential trading terms that come with a business account with PC World Business.
For all the IT products and services you require, whether it's simply a couple of accessories or the installation of an entire server, PC World Business offers a first class service in each aspect of its business.
Where did it all begin?
Launched in September 1997, off the back of the success of PC World stores, PC World Business was originally a business-to-business direct mail order company specialising in IT products.
In 1999, the ecommerce website pcwb.com was created allowing businesses to purchase products online. Two years later, PC World Business moved into a brand new £13 million office building in Bury, Lancashire, where the company still resides today.
In the following years, PC World Business expanded with DSGi Business' acquisition of Micro Warehouse in June 2004, and Equanet and MacWarehouse not long after. A partnership with The Tech Guys in September 2006 was the most recent addition to PC World Business' services.