

Stay Ahead of the Curve with an IT Lifecycle Plan
All appliances have an effective lifespan. Computers are no different. In some cases, parts physically fail after years of service, in others they simply become too slow and too ineffective to keep doing the job. Hardware failures and IT issues can cost big in productivity losses, urgent fixes, and unintended downtime. Improving productivity and lowering costs are the primary driving factors in why many modern businesses choose to adopt IT life cycles. IT Life Cycle The IT life cycle aims to make IT budgets predictable, manageable, and reduce costs across the department. This process starts with a thorough plan outlining the demands of the business. By looking at how and