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Here are a few ways in which you can restrict your costs;
- Move to shared services. In other words, consolidate things like help desk into one group that services the entire company.
- Don't ignore "unmanaged" costs like printers or data center power
- Eliminate unused software and modules.
- Consider buying a videoconferencing unit rather than constantly renting.
- Where possible, use the Internet as a replacement for expensive WAN transport services.
- Defer moving to Vista. If your PC hardware is holding up, consider sticking with it another year.
- Consolidate and virtualize servers.
- Reduce storage costs via data deduplication and other methods.
- Harvest unused software licenses and reuse them when a new employee makes a request.
- Deploy IP telephony and VoIP as a way of cutting costs for moves, adds and changes.
I hope this will help you in reducing down your costs and making your IT infrastructure much more cost effective.
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