Reduction of expenses and new debts

 Uncertainties are still great, we don't know when the quarantine will end and when companies will be able to recover. Therefore, reducing expenses and avoiding new debts is indispensable.

Detect which expenses are superfluous for the moment and which processes are causing business losses. An excellent option to reduce IT expenses is to replace CAPEX expenses with OPEX.

The coronavirus crisis has driven companies to remote work, so why continue to invest in equipment and local infrastructure while it is possible to enjoy the benefits of the Cloud?


Another important point to have IT financial control is not to assume new debts, as the economic scenario is still very uncertain and there may be variations in the company's revenue.


Therefore, it is not the best time to acquire new equipment and make large investments. Again, the best alternative is to opt for cloud resources that help improve the work of employees.

Renegotiation with suppliers

Probably your company's demands have changed, so it is essential to contact your suppliers to renegotiate the contracted services and, if possible, agree on new payment terms.

The professionals should always be available to provide technical support via telephone and email for internal end users. IT Analyst takes care of multiple tasks and will inform progress at regular intervals.

Another tip is not to maintain a relationship with just one supplier. Many companies have worked with the same partner for years and end up not seeing other opportunities and better offers in the market.


The moment is of crisis and therefore, it is important to reassess the levels of services, attendance and positioning of products offered and marketed. Therefore, your company should look for reliable options in the market so as not to suffer from setbacks if the usual supplier does not deliver the deal.

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