Value Release
Inject cash from your IT assets back into your business
SCC will purchase the assets you are still using and return valuable capital back into your organisation at an agreed value.
These assets can then continue to be used by you, at the same time accelerating your transition from a CAPEX procurement model to an OPEX model.
Having released capital from your IT estate we can then plan and structure the refresh of these assets to remove the risk of device obsolescence and maintain uniformity in how the legacy estate and new estate is managed.
We are experts at supporting customers in the transition from a Capex procurement model to an Opex model with set refresh dates and the ability to predict future spend.
We can deliver a consumption based model across all areas of technology from end user compute through to data centre services. Our agile and flexible payment solutions support customers to mitigate budget limitations and avoid technology obsolescence.
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