Take Advantage of our End of Financial Year Discounts on End-User-Compute

Summary

This blog post, "Take Advantage of our End of Financial Year Discounts on End-User-Compute", is a blueAPACHE article from 2024 covering the topic in its title. As we head into the final quarter of the financial year, blueAPACHE has partnered with HP to offer exclusive End Of Financial Year volume discounts on run-rate purchases! From significant savings of up to 30% off on individual line items to a special incentive of a free unit when you purchase 10. It is written for readers evaluating blueAPACHE Store, Advanced Infrastructure Managed Services. The operational guidance it sets out is not tied to a specific date or product release and remains useful to IT and business leaders assessing similar decisions today.

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As we head into the final quarter of the financial year, blueAPACHE has partnered with HP to offer exclusive End Of Financial Year volume discounts on run-rate purchases! From significant savings of up to 30% off on individual line items to a special incentive of a free unit when you purchase 10.

• HP USB-C G5 Dock – $185 ex GST

• HP E24 G5, 23.8″ FHD IPS, EYE EASE, 16:9, 1920×1080, DP+HDMI, Tilt, Swivel, Pivot, Height, USB, 3 Yrs – $239 ex GST

• HP Elitebook x360 830 G10, 13.3″ WUXGA IR TS, i7-1355U, 16GB, 256GB SSD, PEN, W11P64, 3YR NBD ONSITE WTY for $2,499 ex GST

Explore our bundled packages with savings of up to 30%, for even greater value, buy 10 Elitebook 360s, and we’ll ship you an 11th unit free of charge!

• Bundle 1: HP Elitebook 360 + Monitor + Dock – $2,777 ex GST
• Bundle 2: HP Elitebook 840 + Monitor + Dock – $2,188 ex GST
• Bundle 3: HP Probook 440 + Monitor + Dock – $1,998 ex GST

These special offers are available until 11:59pm on 30th June or until stock runs out. For personalised quotes and further details, please email or contact your dedicated account manager.

Related

• blueAPACHE Store
• emPOWER Procurement (pillar hub)
• Advanced Infrastructure Managed Services
• emPOWER Managed Services (pillar hub)

Frequently asked questions

What was the price of the HP USB-C G5 Dock in this blueAPACHE and HP EOFY promotion?

The post lists the HP USB-C G5 Dock at $185 ex GST as part of the End of Financial Year volume discounts.

What were the specifications and price of the HP E24 G5 monitor in this promotion?

The post lists the HP E24 G5 as a 23.8-inch FHD IPS EYE EASE monitor, 16:9, 1920x1080 resolution, with DP and HDMI inputs, tilt, swivel, pivot and height adjustment, USB connectivity and a 3-year warranty, priced at $239 ex GST.

What were the specifications and price of the HP Elitebook x360 830 G10 in this promotion?

The post lists the HP Elitebook x360 830 G10 as a 13.3-inch WUXGA IR touchscreen device with an i7-1355U processor, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD, pen support, Windows 11 Pro 64-bit, and a 3-year next-business-day onsite warranty, priced at $2,499 ex GST.

What incentive did blueAPACHE offer for buying 10 HP Elitebook x360 units in this promotion?

The post says that for even greater value, buying 10 Elitebook 360 units earned the customer an 11th unit shipped free of charge.

What were the three bundle packages offered in this promotion, and their prices?

The post lists three bundles: Bundle 1, an HP Elitebook 360 with monitor and dock for $2,777 ex GST; Bundle 2, an HP Elitebook 840 with monitor and dock for $2,188 ex GST; and Bundle 3, an HP Probook 440 with monitor and dock for $1,998 ex GST.

Which vendor did blueAPACHE partner with for this End of Financial Year promotion?

The post says blueAPACHE partnered with HP to offer the exclusive End of Financial Year volume discounts on run-rate purchases.

What was the maximum discount advertised on individual line items and bundles in this promotion?

The post advertises savings of up to 30% off on individual line items and bundled packages as part of this EOFY offer.

When did these blueAPACHE and HP EOFY special offers expire, according to the post?

The post says the special offers were available until 11:59pm on 30 June, or until stock ran out, whichever came first.

Source

• origin post (2024)

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