Exploring the hidden benefits of maintaining older hardware

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The rapid evolution of technology leads many IT buyers to engage in regular refresh cycles.

However much of the technology in use today can still faithfully serve its purpose long after its warranty is expired.

According to James Burns, General Manager for Southern Region Sales at Interactive, It's a question that more technology leaders are willing to ask today.


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