Infrastructure
HPE server
HPE
(Hewlett Packard Enterprise) is one of the most reputed server manufacturers
and is known for manufacturing long-lasting servers. But manufacturing is a
different process than maintenance service. Only relying on your server
manufacturer for server maintenance is an outdated idea. It has severe
consequences that most companies do not even know they were paying for. We do
not want you to be one of them.
Some
of the major questions about third party server maintenance systems include-
Could
They Be Reckless And Dangerous For The Systems?
Our
engineers are trained and certified. They have a deep understanding and
profound experience working with major software and hardware companies. We take
full responsibility for our engineer and provide professional maintenance.
Are
They Only For Post-warranty Services
Your
manufacturers might provide free services and repairs as long as the warranty
is valid. But this does not mean that they are easy to reach or are available
for instant assistance. Your server manufacturer will not voluntarily check for
the system errors that you might think is negligible. They will not remind you
if your device is due to maintenance or if your warranty is close to expiring.
We
are a third-party server maintenance company that takes full responsibility for
all your service activities. We not only increase the system’s lifetime but
also coordinate with your server manufacturers when your maintenance is due.
Will
It Be More Expensive Than Server Manufacturers?
NO!
Our
major focus and priority are to save your money. We believe that companies
spend a lot more than what they should on server maintenance.
They
either neglect the smaller issues to save money, causing bigger issues or even
system failure. This results in more expenditure either in the purchase of a
new server or major repair work to revoke the system.
Our
objective is to implement a more personal and strategized approach that will
eventually save a lot more money than you will have to spend on our service.
