ALT Informational banner titled '3 signs TPM may make sense.' It lists reasons for third-party maintenance: 1) Hardware still performing, 2) Refresh doesn't fit budget or timeline, 3) Coverage needed while planning migration. Bottom section emphasizes refreshing on one's timeline. Branding from Vibrant at the bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic for Vibrant Technologies featuring Dell EMC storage hardware, including EMC VNX, Unity, and Data Domain products. Highlights include a call to 'Expand Your EMC Storage Environment' with options for upgrades, expansions, and replacements. Icons emphasize various services offered, such as tested quality, fast shipping, and professional IT support.

ALT Promotional image for a job opening at Vibrant in Eden Prairie, MN. The position is for an entry-level IT Hardware Sales Associate. It offers 6-12 months of paid training, a salary range of $40K-$60K plus incentives, and training under senior guidance. The role includes opportunities for advancement to Product Manager. A "Apply today" button is present.

ALT A refresh plan whose scope line "replace all infrastructure" is crossed out. Hand-drawn arrows link four stamps: Maintain, Expand, Refresh, Retire. Each asset in the list is stamped with one decision. Handwritten note: "Talk to us before the PO is written."

ALT A promotional graphic by Vibrant Technologies for International E-Waste Day. The main text reads, "Keep it in the loop." A circular diagram illustrates the stages: harvest, remarket, redeploy, emphasizing that 95% of technology is reused monthly. There's a note to recycle only as a last resort, indicating R2v3 certification and zero landfill policy.

ALT A promotional graphic for a Vibrant Technologies case study titled "1,100 stores. 6,600 drives. Every one accounted for." It highlights the secure retirement of servers and storage for a U.S. retailer, with outcomes of $600K returned, 6,600 drives wiped, 95% resold, and 100% diverted from landfill. Includes a "Download the case study" button.

ALT Advertisement from Vibrant Technologies featuring Dell PowerEdge servers and components. It highlights the availability of servers, storage, CPUs, processors, RAID controllers, NICs, power supplies, and components. The ad emphasizes options for upgrades, expansions, and replacements. A call to action button labeled "Request a Quote" is included.

ALT The image is an infographic titled "Recycling isn't disposition" from Vibrant Technologies. It compares IT asset disposition with recycling/scrap using a side-by-side table. The left column describes IT asset disposition, including data sanitization, detailed process descriptions, and certificates received. The right column focuses on recycling, mentioning moving material out of the building and shredding. A footer states, "Recycling is one step inside disposition," with contact information for Vibrant Technologies. The style is professional, with contrasting text and a dark background.

ALT An infographic titled 'Where the budget goes'. It lists budget levers: 1) Refurbished hardware, 2) Third-party maintenance, 3) ITAD & value recovery, with annotations like 'when new isn't necessary' and 'recover residual value'. Includes Vibrant company branding and states 'Talk to Vibrant about all three levers'.

ALT Informational graphic by Vibrant Technologies titled 'Three ways to buy the same server.' Compares options: 'New from the OEM,' 'Vibrant pre-owned,' and 'Broker or marketplace.' Features categories like price, testing, warranty, and delivery time. Includes contact details at the bottom.

ALT An information panel from Vibrant Technologies displaying a process flow with steps: Pickup, Transport, Processing, Sanitization, and Reporting. Each step has specific details, such as scan times and documentation. The background text highlights "Where is it right now?" with a tagline about security. The bottom mentions "Scanned at every handoff. No gaps." and a note about R2v3-Certified ITAD. A website link, vibrant.com, is also present.

ALT A 2027 infrastructure plan with every "Replace" and "Buy new" crossed out in orange pen and replaced with handwritten notes like "some have years left" and "keep running with TPM." Handwritten across the bottom: "Start with what you already have."

ALT The image is an informational graphic from Vibrant Technologies. It is titled "What to Ask Your ITAD Vendor" and outlines six categories of questions: Data (5 questions), Books (4 questions), Custody (3 questions), Recovery (4 questions), Environmental (5 questions), and Vendor Risk (3 questions). At the bottom, a prompt invites to read the full article at vibrant.com/resources.

ALT Infographic from Vibrant Technologies titled "What Vibrant shipped." Includes statistics: over 5,000 pieces of hardware shipped, 9.1 petabytes of storage, reaching 44 states and 22 countries. Featured shipment indicates an emergency outage involving 16 Cisco UCS blades, with restoration scheduled for the weekend. Footer notes 23 shipping days and over 200 pieces per day.

ALT The image is a promotional graphic for licensed Dell EMC Unity systems in stock at Vibrant. It showcases four models with their prices: Unity 380XT at $12,500, Unity 480XT at $14,000, Unity 350F at $14,000, and Unity 450F at $16,000. Each system is described as arriving ready to configure with licensed Flare OS drives included. The graphic mentions options for hybrid and all-flash systems with DAEs and drives available for expansion. The footer notes a 1-year hardware warranty.

ALT The image is a digital ad for Vibrant Technologies, featuring a dark blue background with green and white text. It includes the headline "Offline. Not erased." Below, there's server status information about an asset with serial number 9RXM18 and specifics on its power status, location in storage room B, the number of days offline, and sanitization status. At the bottom, there are filenames related to data like "payroll_2025_Q4.xlsx" and "client_keys.pem". The Vibrant logo is at the top left.

ALT This image is an informational graphic titled "EOSL ≠ replace." It explains that "End of service life is the date your OEM stops selling support. It isn't the date your hardware stops working." Below this, there's a chart illustrating OEM support ending and third-party maintenance continuing for several years. The bottom includes the logos and branding for Vibrant Technologies and their website.

ALT An advertisement for Vibrant Technologies. The main text reads, "The switch is off. The data isn't." Below this, there is a depiction of a digital power button panel with a glowing "DATA" indicator. Additional technical details about asset, power, drives, and data present are listed. The website vibrant.com is shown at the bottom right corner.

ALT Certainly! Here’s a concise alternative text description: "Infographic by Vibrant on maintenance and support contracts. It contrasts third-party maintenance and OEM support renewal, highlighting differences in cost, coverage start times, contract scope, service levels, spare parts, and refresh timing. Emphasizes cost savings and continuous service for third-party maintenance."

ALT A promotional image for Vibrant Technologies displays various NetApp controllers available in stock. The listed models include AFF-A800, AFF-A700, AFF-A300, AFF-A250, FAS8200, FAS8300, and FAS9000, with prices ranging from $6,750 to $20,000. The image highlights features such as "Premium Bundle, VE, and TPM licenses." A note at the bottom mentions a "1-year hardware warranty." The Vibrant website URL is vibrant.com.