Hardware As A Service
Our Hardware as a Service program is an effective way to eliminate the capital expense of new equipment and software and its effect on your budget
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With a flat monthly fee for equipment and warranty service, we eliminate large capital outlays and allow IT equipment costs and related maintenance services to qualify as operating expenses, providing you with significant tax advantages.
We provide infrastructure hardware, operating systems and other software and warranty services for servers, desktops, laptops, routers, switches, and firewalls.
Let us bring predictability to your expenses as well as your revenue and profits.
Hardware as a Service (HaaS) is an IT procurement and management model where businesses rent or lease physical hardware—such as computers, servers, networking equipment, or other devices—from a provider, typically a managed service provider (MSP), on a subscription basis rather than purchasing the equipment outright.
Key Features: “Hardware As A Service”
- Subscription-Based Model: Organizations pay a recurring fee (monthly, yearly, or usage-based) for access to hardware, spreading costs over time instead of making large upfront investments.
- Provider Ownership and Management: The hardware remains the property of the provider, who is responsible for installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, upgrades, and eventual replacement or decommissioning.
- Bundled Services: HaaS often includes additional services such as setup, technical support, software, and regular updates, reducing the IT burden on the customer.
- Scalability and Flexibility: Businesses can easily scale their hardware resources up or down to match changing needs, making it ideal for dynamic or growing organizations.
- Cost Efficiency: By converting capital expenditures (CapEx) into predictable operating expenses (OpEx), HaaS helps organizations manage budgets more effectively and avoid the risks of hardware obsolescence.
How It Works
- Assessment: The provider evaluates the customer’s hardware needs.
- Deployment: The provider installs the necessary hardware at the customer’s site or provides access to it remotely (especially in cloud or data center scenarios).
- Ongoing Management: The provider handles maintenance, upgrades, and support throughout the hardware’s lifecycle.
- Upgrades and Replacement: When hardware becomes outdated or fails, the provider replaces or upgrades it as part of the service agreement.
- End of Contract: At the end of the term, the provider removes or decommissions the hardware.
Typical Use Cases
- Small and medium-sized businesses that want to avoid large upfront IT investments.
- Organizations with fluctuating hardware needs, such as seasonal businesses or those with temporary projects.
- Companies seeking to ensure access to the latest technology without frequent replacement cycles.
Comparison to Other Service Models
| Feature | HaaS (Hardware as a Service) | SaaS (Software as a Service) | IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) |
| What is delivered? | Physical hardware | Software applications | Virtualized computing resources |
| Who manages hardware? | Provider | Provider | Provider |
| Payment model | Subscription | Subscription | Pay-as-you-go |
| Customer responsibility | Use and basic operation | Use of software | Managing virtual resources |
Benefits
- Access to up-to-date technology
- Reduced IT management overhead
- Predictable costs
- Easier scalability
- Lower risk of hardware failure or obsolescence
HaaS allows organizations to leverage the latest IT hardware and related services without the burden of ownership, making it a flexible, cost-effective solution for many business needs.
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