Take Back Your IT Team
Windows 7 End of Support is approaching, forcing businesses to face the transition to Windows 10. This shift is a hefty undertaking which can absorb IT resources beyond your internal capacity.
Device-as-a-Service (DaaS) offers IT staffing relief, providing a revolutionary way of simplifying device management and all its associated tasks. Take the burden off your IT team, so they can focus on your day-to-day
IDC Prediction
23% of the PC market will be done as-a-service by 2020.
Who Needs DaaS?
- Would you benefit from a predictable, fixed monthly price per device, rather than an up-front capital expense?
- Do you need help prepping for the transition from Windows 7 to 10?
- Would you benefit from a “rapid deployment” approach to refreshing, terminating, adding or removing devices across your network?
- Do you wish you could scale your devices up or down depending on your current needs, paying only for what you use?
- Would your users benefit from having the latest technology at their fingertips?
If you answered “yes” to any of the above qualifying questions, it’s time to explore Yorktel’s DaaS.
The Yorktel Difference
Flexible, Customizable Package – Yorktel’s DaaS solution accommodates all endpoints (including AV). It includes the latest peripherals – desktops, laptops, tablets and phones – in a vendor-agnostic arrangement so we can mix and match OEM products. The DaaS subscription-based solution model allows customers the flexibility to scale up or down throughout the subscription term.
Financial Creativity – Yorktel’s DaaS offering shifts the typical corporate investment from a linear experience to a cyclical one. For example, we may start working with a customer on End of Life services, collecting the devices and wiping their existing data. We then put the device on the refurbish market, split the profits with the customer, and use those funds to offset the purchase of new laptops –traditionally the first step of sales cycle.
This creative approach to financing is a significant differentiator, demonstrating Yorktel’s desire to help our customers obtain the right technology at the right cost structure for their business.
Microsoft estimates as of April 2018 reflect 184 million commercial devices are still on Windows 7 and 64% of them are over 5 years old.
Until Windows 7 goes end-of-life on January 4th, 2020
If you’re not planning for Windows 10, you’re planning for failure.
Contact a Yorktel Sales Representative to learn how to get started as soon as possible.
