Mission-critical maintenance, engineered for uptime.
WUC delivers predictive, multi-vendor maintenance for the servers, storage, and network gear that runs your business — at 30–50% less than OEM contracts, with 4-hour on-site response and AI-driven monitoring built in.
Industry figures shown for context. WUC SLA figure is contractual.
Core Solutions
Six pillars of data center maintenance, one accountable provider.
Replace fragmented vendor contracts and OEM lock-in with a single multi-OEM service plan covering every layer of your physical infrastructure.
Server Maintenance
Multi-OEM server support across Dell, HPE, Cisco UCS, Lenovo, IBM, Oracle SPARC, and Supermicro — including end-of-life models the OEMs no longer support.
Same-day parts staging
OEM-trained engineers
EOL extension up to 7 years post-OEM end-of-service⁴
Storage Maintenance
Coverage for SAN, NAS, and DAS arrays from NetApp, Pure Storage, EMC/Dell, HPE 3PAR/Nimble, IBM, and Hitachi Vantara — without forced refresh cycles.
Tape, disk, and flash
Controller and shelf replacement
Firmware lifecycle management
Network Maintenance
Switch, router, and firewall maintenance for Cisco, Arista, Juniper, Palo Alto, F5, and Fortinet — covering datacenter core and edge in one contract.
Hardware-only or hardware+OS
Spare staging in-region
RMA management end-to-end
Multi-Vendor Coordination
One ticket, one contract, one accountable provider across every OEM in your stack. WUC owns the resolution path — no vendor finger-pointing during incidents.
Unified ticketing
Single SLA across vendors
Quarterly fleet review
Smart Monitoring
Always-on telemetry across the fleet. Anomalies surface before symptoms. Predictive alerts route to your team and ours simultaneously — no waiting for a ticket.
Agent-based + agentless
Predictive failure scoring
Customer dashboard included
Lifecycle Optimization
Extend platforms running well, modernize platforms approaching end-of-life. We pair maintenance with hardware refresh planning, EOL roadmaps, and procurement discounts.
EOL roadmap by asset
Refresh deferral analysis
Dell + Cisco reseller channel
Why WUC
WUC vs. OEM contracts vs. legacy TPM providers.
Compare on the criteria that matter to a director of infrastructure choosing where to spend the next maintenance budget cycle.
Predict failure before symptoms. Reduce unplanned downtime by up to 50%.⁸
Reactive maintenance is the OEM playbook. Wait for the failure, dispatch the engineer, replace the part, log the incident. WUC inverts the model. Every supported asset emits telemetry into our operational intelligence platform. Pattern-recognition models — trained on millions of fleet-hours of vibration, temperature, error-rate, and write-cycle data — score every component for predicted-failure risk. Risks above threshold trigger pre-emptive parts staging and a coordinated maintenance window before the asset fails.
Your team sees what we see. Same dashboard. Same scores. Same alerts. Predictive maintenance reduces unplanned downtime 30–50% and extends asset life 20–40% on average.
Telemetry-grade signal
Agent-based + agentless across heterogeneous OEMs. We normalize what the vendors won't.
Pattern models, not vendor scripts
Trained on cross-fleet data, not single-vendor diagnostic trees. The signal is the fleet.
Shared operating picture
Your NOC and ours work from the same risk feed. No black-box vendor opacity.
How We Work
Five stages from first contract to compounding optimization.
A systematic engagement model designed for enterprise procurement, IT operations, and finance to all sign off on the same plan.
1
Assess
We map every asset across your data centers — make, model, serial, firmware, support contract status, EOL date. The output is a coverage gap map.
2
Monitor
We deploy lightweight telemetry agents (or use existing OEM telemetry) and onboard your fleet into the operational intelligence platform within days.
3
Predict
Failure-risk scoring runs continuously. High-confidence predictions trigger pre-emptive parts staging and customer-facing alerts before incidents.
4
Respond
When an incident occurs, contractual SLA clocks start at the alert, not at the ticket. Engineers dispatch with parts already in-region.
5
Optimize
Quarterly fleet reviews pair maintenance data with refresh planning. Extend assets running well; modernize what's near end-of-life.
FAQ
Common questions from infrastructure leaders evaluating TPM.
Industry research from 451 Research and Gartner shows TPM contracts typically run 30–50% less than OEM equivalents at comparable SLA tiers. Actual savings depend on fleet composition, OEM mix, and current contract terms. Send us a redacted asset list — we return a written savings analysis in 5 business days.
Yes. We can cover the entire fleet under one WUC contract, or layer WUC over OEM warranty for assets you want to leave with the manufacturer. Most of our customers run a hybrid model and consolidate at OEM contract renewal.
We extend coverage up to 7 years past OEM end-of-service for most platforms. Parts inventory is the constraint, not engineering capacity. Extension lets you defer refresh cycles and capture the full ROI of platforms that are running well.
This is the case TPM exists for. WUC owns resolution end-to-end across vendors. Our engineers triage the incident, identify the failing layer, and resolve it. No customer-side handoff, no finger-pointing between OEM lines.
Most enterprises overlap contracts during the transition window, which we plan with you in the Assess phase. We don't ask you to pay twice. Common pattern: WUC takes coverage on EOL or nearing-EOL assets immediately; new-warranty assets stay with OEM until renewal, then move.
Included on all SLA tiers. The platform is core to how we deliver the service, not an upsell.
OEM-trained, WUC-employed engineers. We do not subcontract to break-fix marketplaces. Engineer rosters and certifications are reviewed during contract negotiation.
US enterprise is our primary focus. We can coordinate global coverage for multi-region customers via partner network — this is something we'd scope in the Assess phase rather than promise generically. If global coverage is the primary requirement, we'll tell you whether we're the right fit.