Companies looking to deploy networking equipment have choices. The ‘used vs. new’ scenario has been a major point of contention since the secondary industry emerged over 15 years ago. The question is still relevant today as companies continue to look for opportunities to cut costs. In this economy, many organizations wish to extended their existing network platform with increased functionality and enhancements, yet balancing performance value relative to costs. The question of whether to purchase used or new technology is often at the forefront of strategic IT decision-making. Many companies today have commited to pre-owned equipment as a budget-stretching option.
To make a decison to consider a new vs. used solution, it’s important to consider your company’s IT strategy, corporate culture, and budget constraints. This will position you to make the best decision and enable you to realize the benefits either choice will bring to your organization.
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