Dell responds with positive changes
Briefings on HIPAA, November 1, 2009
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Dell’s response to the “Product watch” column in the August BOH, in which we reviewed some of the compa¬ny’s technical support services, inspired this reexamina¬tion of its performance with respect to technical support availability.
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