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State Agencies: Simplify the Procurement of HPE Technology Solutions with Entisys360's Enterprise Technology Contract

Government organizations have unique missions, environments and IT programs, as well as complex policies and procurement processes. At Entisys360, we recognize these unique differences and offer the understanding, capability and trusted relationships you need to address your most important IT initiatives.

By Joseph Sogge

Vice President, Public Sector

Entisys360

 

As a state government agency, your organization faces many of the same IT challenges as your private sector counterparts. At the end of the day, the primary objectives are to contain costs, simplify management and maintain high availability while finding new ways to increase security, compliance, scalability and recovery from service interruptions.

 

Yet despite the broad similarities, government organizations have completely unique missions, environments and IT programs, as well as complex policies and procurement processes. At Entisys360, we recognize these unique differences and offer the understanding, capability and trusted relationships you need to address your most important IT initiatives.

 

Decades of Government IT Experience and Team Approach Sets Entisys360 Apart

For more than three decades, our clients in the public sector have placed their trust in Entisys360 when it comes to solving their their most pressing technology challenges. Our team approach and speed at which we are able to deliver results truly sets us apart from our competition. 

 

This is one of the reasons we have successfully built relationships strong enough to last a lifetime with both our employees and our clients.

 

California Enterprise Technology (ET) Contracts and HPE

ET contracts are mandatory for State of California departments when procuring enterprise technology products. Though not mandatory, the contracts are also available for use by any city, county, special district, educational agency, local government body or corporation empowered to expend public funds. 

 

ET contracts are a vehicle for procuring OEM enterprise-class equipment and related services. Enterprise technology is defined as all data center equipment (equipment in a data center and equipment that can interface with a data center) such as servers, storage, converged and hyper-converged systems, on-campus networking fabric.

 

Though hardware is the primary focus of the ET contracts, software, accessories and professional services can be acquired through these contracts but must be ancillary and support the hardware being procured.

 

Entisys360 has negotiated more than two dozen ET contracts1 that are available to assist California’s state government agencies in their acquisition of information technology and related services, including those offered by Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE). In fact, the entire portfolio of HPE products and IT services are available by way of this statewide contract. This includes the latest technology innovations and designs to help take your organization into the future and beyond, as well as services that combine consulting expertise with operational support for your transformation journey.

 

Buying agencies are encouraged, but not required to solicit competitive quotations from multiple ET contract holders. When an ET contract is used to sell to an agency other than a State department, Entisys360 must pay the State an administrative fee equivalent to 1% of the value of the purchase. 

 

For important information on the HPE technology solutions available through Entisys360 as part of the Statewide Enterprise Technology (ET) Contracts, visit https://www.ca-etc.com/hpe/.

 

Organizations looking to take advantage of our public sector contracts can contact Entisys360 directly at PublicSector@entisys360.com, or visit our website at https://www.entisys360.com/markets/public-sector/.

 

1Though pricing for products and services available through these contracts has been pre-negotiated, buying agencies are encouraged, and sometimes required to solicit competitive quotations from multiple contract holders.

 

About Joseph Sogge

Joseph Sogge is Vice President, Public Sector for Entisys360. In this role, he is responsible for enabling business growth in public sector markets throughout California. With a professional background that spans public sector technology and international data center support, Joseph has combined leadership, technical skills, and collaborative problem solving to deliver innovative solutions to the needs of government and business alike. His nearly three decades in California state government and 25 years in information technology have developed a collective capability well suited to helping address the technology needs and business objectives of the public sector.

 

About Entisys360

Entisys360 is an award-winning IT consultancy specializing in cybersecurity, automation and cloud, core infrastructure services, DevOps, end-user computing, software-defined infrastructure and virtualization solutions for business, government, education and healthcare. For nearly three decades, countless numbers of enterprise organizations have achieved their business goals and objectives leveraging the Entisys360’s people, processes and methodology. 

e360 is an award-winning technology partner committed to providing solutions that empower the modern workforce. For more than three decades, e360 has served as a trusted advisor to many of the West Coast’s most prominent healthcare, financial services, entertainment, education and public sector organizations, helping them meet their business goals through the delivery of critical technology, services and solutions that support a thriving modern workforce and drive better business outcomes.