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CARAHSOFT.COM/VENDORS Solutions for Government [email protected] 888.662.2724 Carahsoft Technology Corp. is the trusted Government IT solutions provider. As a top-ranked GSA Schedule and SEWP Contract holder, Carahsoft is the largest government partner, distributor and master government aggregator for many of its best-of-breed vendors, managing their public sector reseller networks and driving demand for their offerings. VMware is the global leader in virtualization and cloud computing solutions from desktop to datacenter. All 15 cabinet level agencies, military services, numerous DoD agencies, and many other federal agencies rely on 888-6VMWARE VMware to avoid IT infrastructure costs, ensure continuity of operations and provide secure endpoints. Symantec enables government agencies to have confidence in their IT infrastructure. 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