Models at Lenovo’s cloud service promotion meeting in the Shangri-La Hotel in Harbin, capital of Northeast China’s Heilongjiang province, on Nov 28, 2014 [Photo/my399.com]

Lenovo Group displayed its latest products and service solutions to customers and partners during a products promotion meeting at the Shangri-La Hotel in Harbin, capital of Northeast China’s Heilongjiang province, on Nov 28.

Themed "New Cloud Power", Lenovo’s top executives in the Northeast China market introduced ThinkServer products, Lenovo-EMC enterprise storage, private cloud all-in-one machine ThinkCloud AIO and the new product System X at the event.

Yang Zenghui, general manager of Lenovo’s Northeast China market, said Lenovo would rub shoulders with competitors from home and abroad to win enterprise business in the market.

"We believe price is not the winning factor in fierce competition. Lenovo wants to win the market by offering more reliable and powerful solutions for our customers," said Yang in a resolute voice.

Yang Zenghui, general manager of Lenovo’s Northeast China market, explains Lenovo’s service system to participants of Lenovo’s cloud service promotion meeting in the Shangri-La Hotel in Harbin, capital of Northeast China’s Heilongjiang province, on Nov 28, 2014. [Photo/my399.com]

In September, Lenovo announced a new cloud computing Tengyun program. On Sept 30, Lenovo stepped up its cloud computing pace by acquiring IBM's X86 server business.

Currently, Lenovo's enterprise cloud service can provide storage, push, distribution and video services to small and medium-sized enterprises. ThinkCloud, a self-developed cloud platform management solution of Lenovo, will be able to provide private and mixed cloud platform solutions to hyper-scale data centers.

"We have set up a brand new service system named CEMS2.0 (Cloud Enterprises Mobility Service) to help our customers rebuild business processes and innovate business patterns this year. From cloud service platform to product portfolio, we will develop the enterprise business into a new growth engine for Lenovo," said Yang confidently.

From PCs to mobile and enterprise devices, Lenovo has engaged itself in the consulting, planning, deployment, operation and maintenance of cloud platforms of all sizes.

ThinkServer products on exhibit at Lenovo’s cloud program promotion meeting in the Shangri-La Hotel in Harbin, capital of Northeast China’s Heilongjiang province, on Nov 28, 2014 [Photo/my399.com]