IT departments in Central and Eastern Europe are facing growing challenges. Rapid advances in technology, particularly in digitalization, cybersecurity, and AI, demand significant investment and expertise. As a result, budgets are stretched thin, leaving less room for traditional IT expenses like upgrading server infrastructure, making it harder to maintain the desired performance and quality when purchasing hardware.
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Finding alternative solutions is crucial to freeing up budget for key IT projects. A smart, cost-effective option is to buy refurbished servers, storages, switches, tape libraries, and components like SSDs, HDDs, LTO drives, memory, CPUs, and GPUs. Just be sure to purchase wisely and risk-free.
How to Purchase Refurbished Hardware with No Risk:
Get the Best Possible Pricing: Request offers from different suppliers. Even within the refurbished marketplace, there are significant price differences. Look for companies that are experts and operate in the EU to avoid customs fees.
Don't Sacrifice on Quality and Performance: Refurbished doesn't mean old and run-down. There might be a few scratches, but generally, the latest generations of products are available and they are in very good condition. Make sure to find a supplier which has legit testing and quality assurance processes and provides the latest models and brands you're looking for.
Don't Pay Upfront, Test First: Often, when purchasing hardware as a new customer, you need to pay upfront. Look for a supplier that allows you to test first and only pay if you are happy with the products you ordered.
Get Long Warranty Times: Don’t settle for a 1-year warranty. Ask for 3 or 5 years without paying extra. This saves you a lot of nerves and money in the long term; you won’t need to worry about hardware issues for a long time.
Watch Out for Shipping Times: Always clarify shipping times. When purchasing refurbished hardware, normally it takes a maximum of 2 weeks to get delivered. If it’s more than 2 weeks, the supplier probably doesn’t have the products in stock and needs to source them from elsewhere.
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