Asset Lifecycle Review

Because “End of Sale” Doesn’t Mean “Set It on Fire”

Just because a vendor stops selling it doesn’t mean you have to throw it out. And just because it's still powered on doesn’t mean it’s supported. Somewhere between those two realities is where most IT environments live.

Our Asset Lifecycle Review helps you find out what you’ve got, how long it’s got left, and when you’ll need to start preparing a business case that doesn’t include the words “urgent” or “emergency refresh.”

We look at:

• End-of-sale vs. end-of-support timelines (hint: one just ends your ability to buy more bad decisions, the other ends your safety net)

• Critical systems at risk of falling off the vendor’s radar—or already have, but no one’s noticed yet

• Third-Party Maintenance (TPM) options—for when the OEM quote makes you laugh, cry, or both

• Lifecycle-aligned refresh planning, so you can forecast budgets with actual dates instead of optimistic guesses

• Gear you can sweat a bit longer, gear you should’ve replaced two years ago, and gear you thought was still under support but… no.

This isn’t a sales funnel disguised as a health check. It’s a reality check. We tell you what’s still viable, what’s running on borrowed time, and what’s quietly dragging your risk profile uphill.

Because no one wants to explain to leadership why the outage happened on gear the vendor stopped supporting before they retired their last logo.