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CPU-SERVICE offers:

Systems and solutions for storing, managing and protecting data collected in company's IT systems, consolidation and development of the: Mainframe systems, enterprise class storage devices, integration of hardware and software from other vendors like: IBM, EMC, HITACHI, HP, SUN.

Zbigniew Piotr MARYNIAK - Master's Degree in management, computer systems engineer, CEO and owner of CPU-SERVICE company. Expert for the National Association of Classified Information Protection (KSOIN) and assessor for the Polish Information Processing Society (Polskie Towarzystwo Informatyczne - PTI). Specialist in Polish Electrical Engineers Association (SEP).

DELL PowerEdge PowerVault Equallogic EMC

Jeff McFarlane has been active in the primary and secondary markets of the IT industry since the days of the original IBM PC – from many different perspectives, including resale, remarketing, rental and leasing.

During this time McFarlane has founded 3 different companies, with a presence in 11 countries around the world. McFarlane has been very active in the M&A space having completed 8 different acquisitions in 5 countries.

Most recently, McFarlane has established Triathlon Capital Corp and a number of operating affiliates in the US, Canada and the UK.

Prior to this, he founded Xchange Technology Group (XTG) in 1996 with the incorporation of IT Xchange. At its peak, XTG was comprised of 6 member companies, with 360 employees in 21 locations in 10 countries worldwide with revenues in excess of $130 million. The company grew through a combination of organic growth and acquisitions. 

In 1996, McFarlane started IT Xchange, one of the world’s largest secondary market distributors of personal computer, server and storage technology. Recognizing the need for expansion into the end-user market, McFarlane founded a technology solutions practice, BlueRange Technology in 2005. The acquisition of Vernon Computer Source (Stamford, Connecticut) came in 2007 and represented a complementary expansion with a focus on short-term computer hardware rentals and original equipment manufacturer evaluation pool management. PartStock Computer (Minneapolis, Minnesota) was acquired in 2009 and serviced the educational market in North America. In 2011 XTG purchased Hamilton Rentals Limited of the United Kingdom, and Livingston Electronic Services of Germany. The combination of these entities created one of the world’s largest short-term IT & AV rental companies, and the largest in Europe.

Prior to founding Xchange Technology Group, McFarlane developed and executed comprehensive sales and marketing strategies for two of Canada’s largest independent computer lessors including MFP Technology Services.

Specialties:Highly effective in assisting computer hardware vendors manage product transitions. 

Extensive, global knowledge of the secondary market for computer products as well as the computer rental industry.