Global access to enterprise technology, governed by one lifecycle model.
Egiss helps enterprises source workplace, operational and infrastructure technology across approved vendor ecosystems while connecting hardware access to services, governance and accountability.
Egiss works across customer-approved technology standards and vendor ecosystems including Lenovo, HP, Dell, Apple and Microsoft.
Hardware access matters. It is not the whole model.
Enterprise buyers need reliable access to the right technology across countries. But hardware access alone does not solve provisioning, local delivery, lifecycle visibility, ITAD, reporting or accountability.
In the Egiss delivery model, Hardware is the access layer. It works because it is connected to Services, Governance and Guarantee.
What Hardware covers
Technology categories supported by the model.
Workplace technology
Laptops, desktops, accessories, peripherals, mobility devices and end-user workplace equipment.
Operational technology
Technology used in frontline, logistics, production, industrial and business-critical operating environments, with category scope confirmed during solution design.
Infrastructure technology
Servers, storage, networking and related infrastructure technology delivered through a global supply model.
Vendor ecosystem
Approved customer standards across the relevant brands, categories and vendor ecosystems, including Lenovo, HP, Dell, Apple and Microsoft where they fit the customer scope.
Buyer problem
Hardware becomes hard to govern when access is localised.
- Different countries source through different suppliers.
- Approved standards drift when local availability changes.
- Pricing logic is hard to compare across markets.
- Substitutions create support and lifecycle issues.
- Hardware purchasing is disconnected from provisioning and delivery.
- ITAD and recovery are not planned when assets are sourced.
- Procurement cannot easily govern vendor standards globally.
Egiss approach
Keep hardware access connected to lifecycle execution.
Egiss helps enterprises source technology through a model that links approved standards, commercial logic, local availability, deployment services, lifecycle reporting and retirement.
- Support approved technology standards.
- Balance global catalogues with local availability.
- Connect sourcing to configuration, provisioning and delivery.
- Use hardware data as the start of lifecycle visibility.
- Connect retirement and recovery planning earlier.
- Govern pricing, quality and delivery through the Blue Stripe Guarantee.
The other pillars
Hardware is strongest when it is not isolated.
Services
Services turn sourced technology into ready-to-use equipment through configuration, provisioning, logistics, delivery, stock, reporting and ITAD.
Explore ServicesGovernance
Governance keeps standards, catalogues, reporting, integrations, compliance and process control aligned across countries.
Explore GovernanceGuarantee
The Blue Stripe Guarantee gives contractual assurance that price, quality and delivery time are as expected across agreed services and solutions.
Explore the Blue Stripe Guarantee
Hardware access needs proof and scope clarity.
- Vendor ecosystem coverageAcross customer-approved standards, including Lenovo, HP, Dell, Apple and Microsoft
- Delivery to 180+ countries
- 98% on-time delivery
- +79 NPS
- Standardised cataloguesApproved technology choices
Frequently asked questions
Can your hardware standards scale across countries?
Egiss can help review where local availability, supplier variation, catalogue drift or disconnected lifecycle services make hardware sourcing harder to govern.