The best way to swap your old KVM switch console with a KVM over IP | KVM Trade-in program
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Heard of the KVM Trade-in Program?
The world's largest KVM manufacturer ATEN that also specialises in connectivity & IT management solutions has officially announced the launch of the KVM trade-in program.
ATEN's KVM Trade-in program allow Data Centre Managers / IT Managers to take advantage of the KVM trade-in promotion to manage their data centres and, IT distribution infrastructure more efficiently, yield higher productivity whilst lowering the total cost of ownership for next-generation KVM solutions.
How does the KVM trade-in work?
Under the KVM trade-in program, the end-users will contact the participating resellers with certain details such as the KVM equipment they wish to trade-in, manufacturer names and model numbers and so forth (it has to fall within the list of eligible trade-in switches).
Dependent on the program, end-users could be given trade-in credits, rebates or monetary discounts - also known as cash-back when trade-in existing KVM Switches, KVM rack consoles or Serial Switches from the manufacturers who are offering the KVM trade-in program and will be eligible for the new trade-in product.
What options are there?
It all depends on your preference, whether by brand choice, the KVM trade-in discount rates (credits, cash-back and so forth), the warranty services, or the services you have previously experience that may have won you over when selecting the appropriate KVM trade-in program.
There are options like the KVM over IP switch and LCD KVM rack console trade-in program which will expire at the end of June, the KVM and serial console trade-in program which will expire at the end of March or KVM systems trade-up which will expire at the end of March.
What are the benefits?
The KVM trade-in promotion could potentially help businesses reduce time to repair and bring down the cost of downtime by providing a secure access and control to servers and other IT equipment from virtually anywhere.
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