Technology lifecycle management
Not only will AFS enable you to get the right devices at the right time for your organisation, it will also lower your total cost of ownership and allow you to manage your tech obsolescence and estate refresh to suit your strategic lifecycle management plan. Perfect if you need to spend all your budget in one go, or if you have unknown future budgets.
• One single funding source for all your tech needs
• Up to 30% savings v cash purchase price1
• Early notifcation of upgrade and refresh options
• Capex reduction
• Simplifed order process with consolidated orders
• Acquire and deploy over 90 days
1. Cost saving applies to Apple products only
A Trusted Partner for Your Technology Ne Financing a new Apple product is as easy as using one.
Payment can be spread over a number of months, or settled up front in one single payment. For more information about how BT and Apple Financial Services can help manage your technology lifecycle plans and save you money, contact your Account Manager.
Flexible Financing.
Apple Financial Services offers flexible terms and programmes that make leasing devices and easy and straightforward—regardless of your deployment requirements.
0870 429 3010 or speak to our IT Specialists
Call our IT Specialists on 0870 429 3090
Expert Guidance. As a trusted partner, we’ll help your organisation keep technology current, extract value from u equipment, and provide the latest software and hardware with easy upgrade programmes.
Innovative Solutions.
By working with Apple Financial Services, you’ll not only gain value with solutions that focus on strategic lifecycle management, but you‘ll also get one single funding source for all of your technology needs.
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