Technology Lifecycle Management

All Good Things ...

Eventually, all computer systems and infrastructure components will reach the end of their useful life. Often there is little control over when this happens - a good example of this Microsoft's retirement of support for its Windows 2000 and Office 2000 family of products.

When major systems approach end of life, signfiicant effort is required: firstly to test their successors for compatibility with other products, and secondly to plan, communicate and control the deployment of the replacement systems.

To address this additional effort you may need skills and resources over and above your daily operational team. We can assist you by filling skills gaps and capacity shortfalls.

Examples of how we have helped our clients include:

 

Address Office 2000 End of LifeAddress Windows 2000 End of LifeTest applications against Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7Rationalise applications to reduce licencing costsDesign standard desktops to streamline user training and supportImplement application packaging for consistent software deploymentRefresh server operating systems and network applications