Acer is the No. 1 PC player in India in the overall commercial desktop category according to IDC Quarterly Personal Computing Device Tracker, May 2017. The company has emerged as a leading vendor with 26.4% share in the commercial desktop category in India, said report.
Acer gained the top spot in the commercial desktop category with a Q-on-Q growth of 67.0% . Along with sizeable wins from the government projects, K12 and the education segment, BFSI, ITeS and large private corporates are also driving the demand, said Acer India. Acer India claims that commercial side of the business observed significant traction that helped it maintain stronghold in the commercial desktop category.
“Over the last couple of quarters, Acer has recorded a massive growth in the commercial desktop market in India. Our strong footholds in various sectors like BFSI, government, education and corporates has helped us achieve the top position,” said Sudhir Goel, head of commercial business, Acer India.
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