Choosing long-term IT leasing for businesses: a winning, forward-looking strategy

In an increasingly competitive world, companies need to diversify their business model and find new sustainable alternatives. From start-ups to SMEs and multinationals, the choice of sustainable, scalable IT solutions is now a matter of course.

When it comes to acquiring IT equipment, the choice between leasing and buying can have consequences for a company’s profitability, flexibility and environmental impact.

In this article, we explore why more and more businesses are turning to IT leasing and the benefits of this model.

Optimised cash flow

One of the main advantages of IT leasing is that it allows companies to retain their liquidity. This allows them to spread their expenditure over the year and avoid heavy, costly initial investment. With this solution, companies can grow rapidly and concentrate on their core business activities.

State-of-the-art equipment

According to an EasyPanel study, sluggish IT performance, due in particular to ageing and obsolete hardware, results in a loss of 109 working hours per year per employee. This represents a considerable cost for organisations.

Conversely, by renting, companies benefit from the latest generation of equipment. What’s more, they can adapt quickly and regularly update their technology to ensure that their teams always have up-to-date, functional solutions.

Greater flexibility

Unlike buying, IT leasing offers greater flexibility. Companies can quickly adjust their needs according to their business and how it evolves. This choice allows organisations to adapt and deal with unforeseen events very quickly by adding or removing equipment from their rental contract.

Truly controlled cost of ownership (TCO)

Long-term IT leasing enables companies to optimise the management of their IT assets and limit their heterogeneity – a source of significant hidden costs. By choosing a partner like FinGO Solutions, they are freed from the many costs of ownership (TCO), which are borne directly by the financial partner.

A sustainable, environmentally-friendly choice

In the rental model, the equipment belongs to the financial partner. The latter is responsible for taking back leased assets at the end of their useful life, and ensures that the equipment is put to optimum use by leasing it to one or more other users or selling it on the second-hand market.

If it is not possible to reintroduce the equipment into a circular economy circuit, ecological and responsible recycling is implemented. Leasing therefore encourages companies to opt for more sustainable, planet-friendly solutions.

In conclusion, leasing offers an innovative solution for companies to optimise their cash flow, benefit from flexibility and really control their ownership costs. This represents an attractive solution for organisations that want to remain agile and competitive in a competitive and constantly changing environment.