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Here’s how Third-Party Support is facilitating a seamless move and bridging the gap between legacy systems and Cloud Infrastructure.

The Right to Repair movement continues to gain traction across the U.S., advocating for the rights of consumers and businesses to repair and maintain their own equipment—without being locked into OEM service agreements.

Utilizing a single platform to manage multiple maintenance contracts is a transformative approach to IT management, and Third-Party Maintenance providers offer the tools to make this a reality.

Third-Party Maintenance offers a strategic advantage, helping companies scale efficiently and effectively.

Retailers can rely on TPM providers to support existing IT hardware well beyond its “end-of-life” date.

In a highly regulated and security-sensitive environment, every dollar saved without compromising reliability matters.

Check out this quick video from our Managing Director, Mackenzie Perry.

Stop using OEM support on your Retail Store IT equipment after the initial 3 years.

Stop using OEM support on your Bank Branch IT equipment after the initial 3 years.

Be smart. Be strong. Be the gorilla.

With rising tariffs and economic uncertainty shaking up budgets in 2025, many companies are hitting the brakes on major IT upgrades and refresh projects.

The retail sector is facing major headwinds in 2025, with an estimated 15,000 store closures expected across the U.S.

Stop replacing. Start maximizing. Let’s talk about how to keep your NetApp systems running strong.

Let’s ask the bigger question: How valuable is your time?

Third-party maintenance empowers you to break free from manufacturer-driven lifecycles and take control of your infrastructure strategy.

Storage infrastructure is the operational backbone of most IT environments —but that doesn’t mean every system needs to be replaced the...

A quick update on Alucid in action!

When you manage all your IT maintenance agreements through a single, centralized platform, budgeting becomes easier, cleaner, and smarter.

Many companies default to one thing: renewing contracts with the original equipment manufacturer (OEM)—like Cisco.

Thinking about making the switch to third-party maintenance for your IT hardware? Don’t jump without a thorough assessment.