This guide explains what End-of-Service-Life (EOSL) means and how it impacts business hardware strategy. It outlines the full hardware lifecycle—from introduction to maturity, End-of-Life, and finally EOSL—where manufacturer support stops completely. The book details the risks of running unsupported infrastructure, including downtime, security gaps, and compatibility issues. It then presents practical options: extending life through third-party maintenance, reselling equipment to recover value, or planning structured replacement. Sustainability and cost savings are key themes, highlighting how extending hardware life can reduce waste and capital spend. The overall message is clear: EOSL doesn’t have to mean immediate replacement if managed strategically.

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