Leading companies are finding it hard to sustain revenue
from networking devices. And why not? They know it, especially since they are bracing up with new products for a paperless-wireless environment. Although many of us believe that
is only an ideal condition, and we will always need ancient devices such as pencils
and diaries, it is undeniable that the need for many networking devices will be
absent in the near future.
But hardware providers are aware of the slumps their revenues
will see with the downfall in sales figures of their legacy devices.
In order to avoid the interim slump before the opportunity
for advanced products becomes more widespread, hardware manufacturers have to realize
that a demand for their products still exists. It has never happened, ever in history,
that all companies, rich and poor have transitioned from legacy systems all together.
The idea of selling to non-progressive companies may be
difficult to sell to hardware manufacturing business owners, but many
options exist if they look at ROI prospects realistically.
However, details about existing companies that have modest
turnovers are only available after in-depth research.
We have done that, and we have also prepared a list of customers who may be
willing to buy your routers immediately.
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