Smart savings
The "Dr.Web Anti-virus" service gives you the fastest return on your IT investment, saving your company up to 70% on the total cost of ownership (TCO) of an anti-virus!
Anti-virus software is used in all business processes that involve computers, from management planning to accounting, finance, and production. Having an anti-virus running on workstations and servers ensures the faultless operation of an enterprise and is the primary factor behind reducing IT-infrastructure TCO.
Low TCO – High profit
Using an anti-virus service significantly lowers expenses and adds stability to business routines. IT costs are more than just reduced--they become extremely favourable and affordable and, therefore, increase the return on IT investment. A comprehensive solution that lowers TCO ensures a sensible balance between reducing IT costs and having effective software support, ultimately making the anti-virus a truly efficient and sound security tool.
A company’s management is regularly tasked with examining expenses to look for ways to cut costs. The cost of an anti-virus license is no more than 30% of TCO. Companies are limited in their ability to influence license costs, but all their expense items associated with maintaining and administering an anti-virus go down when an anti-virus service is used.
Comparison of TCO: conventional anti-virus vs. "Dr.Web Anti-virus" service
Conventional anti-virus | "Dr.Web Anti-virus" service |
Software (including search and testing costs) | Subscription fee includes professional administration of the service software |
Software deployment (installation) | |
Software updates | |
Software administration | |
Infrastructure applications and associated updates | Not applicable (small and medium businesses subscribing to the service do not normally need to purchase server hardware and additional software) |
Administrator training | |
Travel costs (IT personnel moving between company locations) | |
Servers and other hardware; upgrades | |
Extension of the existing anti-virus network requiring additional purchase of anti-virus software | Expansion costs are easily assessed |
Unexpected staff and equipment downtimes | Downtimes reduced to a minimum; the provider's skilled system administrators maintain service operation |
Unplanned costs can reach 30% of TCO | Professional administration reduces unplanned costs to a minimum |