We have had a solid and long-term association with Crayon Software: Rakesh Bhavnani, Rank Computers

Tell us about your company.

Rank Computers P. Ltd. is a 34-year-old company specializing in providing renting solutions in the Information Technology sector. At Rank, we provide laptops, desktops, servers ( Physical and Cloud-based), storage servers and boxes, apple products, graphic workstations, network switches, routers, mobile phones and almost all products that come under the purview of IT.

Tell us about your journey with Crayon Software so far.

We have been partners with Crayon Software for almost a decade now and have worked with them in several areas ranging from software to cloud-based services. It has been a very solid and long term association and will continue in the future.

How does Crayon Software Solutions help you to grow your customers?

Crayon Software can stay with us, the partner, every step of the way, guiding us when we need their help and support and ensuring the partner is always well equipped in the form of knowledge, training, and support.

How can customers leverage the different solutions offered by Crayon Software? 

Crayon Software has a vast portfolio of products and services that ensure a wide reach. Customers leverage these services and solutions with the help of their regular training programs and updates, competitive pricing models and a very solid and well structured back end support team.

 What are the different training programs offered by Crayon to understand the latest technologies?

Crayon Software provides various training programs for almost all their products and services.

Which are the different technology services receiving maximum traction in the market?

We see a lot of traction coming from backup and cloud-based services.

What are your future plans?

Currently, our products and services are available in 10 cities across India. We are looking at expanding our portfolio of service offerings along with setting up sales, service and support teams across 5 more cities this year.

By Ankit Parashar