Balancing ease-of-use, functionality, and the cost is a constant struggle, especially as the types of solutions available increase every year. There are three primary acquisition methods for IT infrastructure: outright purchase, leasing, and consumption-based models.
Read more to understand finding the best model that fits your business needs:
- The best way to acquire your IT
- Finding the model that fits your business needs
- Pros and cons
- Implementing your chosen model
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