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Dell Equallogic has some of the world’s most popular SAN (Storage Area Network) products but they are rapidly hitting their EOSL (End of Service Life) dates – and in many cases, already have. Procurri continues to offer third-party maintenance past

Businesses can no longer shy away from sustainability and must strive to operate in the most eco-friendly and ethical way possible. While there have been many protests against large corporates from individuals over sustainability, what isn’t showcased is the benefits

Procurri is pleased to announce that we have now achieved FSQS registered status; affirming our commitment to work to the highest possible standards to manage the increasing complexity of third-party and fourth-party information management. Along with a community of financial

The IT industry is full of abbreviations, acronyms, and unique jargon.  One commonly found in the data center management sector is EOSL, an abbreviation for End of Service Life. But what does this mean and how does it affect a

Almost every business in the world relies on a data center somewhere to prop up critical parts of its infrastructure, holding its data, electronic systems, and online presence. For many small businesses, this is often a room of servers in

It is safe to say it’s been a different and challenging environment for most businesses and people over the last few years since Covid arrived, but we are starting to see the green shoots of recovery around the world. We

A recent report completed by tech consultants at Gartner warned that “legacy systems pose significant obstacles, challenges, and even business risks for midsize enterprises in any stage of their digital journeys”. The research warned that many CIOs may not fully

John Muir is welcomed to Procurri We are delighted to announce that John Muir is our new Global Operations Lead and General Manager for the APAC region in ITAD and Lifecycle Services. John has joined the Procurri Lifecycle Services family and brings

The OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) of IT hardware usually offer support packages for their equipment when they’re purchased in order to maintain their uptime and business-as-usual capabilities. TPM (Third Party Maintenance) is the primary alternative to OEM support – where

When businesses invest in new IT hardware, particularly for their data center systems, there is a costly and time-consuming installation process to undergo – so such equipment is expected to last for a long time. Of course, nothing’s perfect; so,