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āEnd of Service Lifeā, to most of the IT Managers, means a situation that begins with a tedious exercise of new business justification, planning and execution of new IT hardware in the organisation so that business can run as usual. However, the research says that there is a need to change the way IT managers think. With some planning and the right IT support partners, End of Service Life does not always need to mean, end of service.
Your devices continue functioning well after an EOL/EOSL date. Despite what mayhem awaits you according to the original equipment manufacturer (OEM), your devices continue functioning well after an EOL or EOSL date arrives. You donāt need to pull the plug on your hardware because you have the option to extend the life of your equipment and save money along the way using third-party maintenance (TPM) coverage.