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If a manufacturer stops offering support for a product, the equipment is not useless. It still has a lot of its original value, and if it works for your company, it is good to keep using it. As long as there are no major problems with the hardware or with how it fits into your company’s infrastructure, you can keep using the product longer by using TPM.

If your hardware is about to reach its end of service life and your company doesn’t have much extra money to spend on upgrades, you don’t need to worry. You can continue using your existing equipment with the help of TPM. This will allow you to upgrade when you’re ready, which will give you time to prepare for the transition and get your finances in order.

If you are fixing your own computer, you may not have access to the same parts that the manufacturer uses. This can be a problem because the parts may not work with your equipment. When you work with TPM, though, you have access to trusted parts that will work with your equipment. Plus, the technicians who are repairing your computer are experts in the field. They may know more about your computer than the people who work in-house.

You can save money on post-EoL OEM services by working with a TPM company. They usually charge much less than OEMs, and they have a similar skill set. Plus, the scope of work with TPM may be more expansive or personalized than what is offered by your OEM. You also get to push back the cost of new equipment. While an upgrade will still be necessary at some point, TPM can help keep it at bay.

OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) specialize in making and selling specific types of equipment. However, TPM (Total Productive Maintenance) programs can focus more on the needs of your company. They might be able to do repairs in a way that creates as little downtime as possible or offer more encompassing services that can provide a better deal. Some TPM options, like NorthSmart, let you purchase only the services you need. You can even create a hybrid model with elements of OEM and TPM support if that’s what fits your business.