There Is More Than One Way To Reduce Your Spend On Cisco

With budgets being cut across the board there are ways to reduce the cost of your new network and get the same kit but for less than you might think.  Here we have identified ways to help you make the most of your network budget; get the equipment you need without compromising on quality, or service.

1.       Make the most of your current kit. If you are upgrading your network you may be able to use your old equipment as trade towards your new kit. If you would like to find out what it’s worth will give you a free, no obligation quote.

2.       One type of Cisco kit that is often overlooked is refurbished. It is well known that 99% of hardware failure happens within 48 hours of being installed. So buying refurbished kit means that you have a smaller chance of failure, than new. Plus refurbished Cisco will often have a longer warranty than new!

3.       Use specialist support / maintenance for schools, which on average costs 20% less. Your network is important and our support specialists are on hand to help when you require.  However we can save you money by providing the right level of support, with either same day or next day parts replacement.

4.       No doubt you will have some kit on the shelf that’s not working and could be used. There are lots of companies that offer no fix no fee repairs. Getting broken kit repaired will give you extra spares if anything fails on your network.

5.       If you have lots of IT or electronic goods you need to dispose of you will need to follow the WEEE and RoHS compliance. Lots of companies charge to dispose of equipment, however if you look there are companies that will do it for free.

Lastly one way to save on your spending is to buy from the right supplier, make sure you get at least 3 quotes from separate suppliers and don’t forget that refurbished kit is a good option.

I found Discount Cisco was very competitive.

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