Legacy servers require significant upfront investment and ongoing maintenance for hardware, storage, and networking components.

Access is often restricted to on-site networks or VPNs, limiting support for remote teams and multi-location operations.

Applying patches and version updates require server downtime and can often lead to disruptions and delays in operations.

Expanding capacity for additional users or data often demands expensive hardware upgrades, increasing total cost of ownership.

Relying on internal infrastructure for security requires constant monitoring and patching to prevent potential breaches.

Internal teams handle installations, upgrades, backups, and troubleshooting. This diverts IT resources from strategic initiatives.

Outdated servers are prone to unexpected failures, causing costly downtime that disrupts business operations and productivity.

Backup and recovery processes are manual or IT-dependent, raising the risk of extended downtime during hardware failure or data loss.