Information Technology Equipment Leasing

Manufacturing plants and design companies in particular make use of CAD and CAM systems to design products, program and input designs into laser and beveling machines, prepare architectural designs, and much more.

Test equipment is critical in large-scale operations to avoid malfunctions created by certain working conditions, including excess static and material weaknesses.

Videoconferencing systems include both software and hardware solutions for companies that require top-of-the-line high-definition video and audio feeds. It may be easier than ever to give a friend a call over FaceTime, but corporate videoconferencing needs are a little more demanding.

Lights, microphones, cameras, and studio fixtures don’t pay for themselves – whether it’s radio, TV, or online streaming, it’s costly to set up a proper recording and broadcasting studio.

Companies with a long history of meticulous paperwork and archival information spanning multiple decades need digitalization solutions to maintain that information into the future. Document imaging equipment replicates documents in a high-quality digital format.

Many businesses have stored and continue to store important information on optical discs. But as with any other piece of technology, discs can and do deteriorate. Optical disc archival systems let companies archive their information in cloud-based storage and hard drives.

Highly customizable modern point-of-sale systems will continue to become more important as people return to brick-and-mortar stores and want an improved retail shopping experience.

Financial systems require both the software and hardware to manage and secure incredibly sensitive customer information, while remaining convenient, easy-to-use, and highly portable. These systems often are not cheap. Financial institutions interested in implementing these automated systems may be looking at a significant investment.