As with any change to infrastructure, it's critical to consider your potential ROI. Managed IT Services is one change your company can expect to deliver some impressive dividends.
Consider These Advantages
From improved network performance, round-the-clock support, and peace of mind with data backup and disaster recovery, Managed IT Services are one of the best investments your company can make. Here are two more advantages you won't want to miss:
Access to IT Services Experts
For many small to medium sized companies, an internal IT department is far beyond budget limitations. But that doesn't mean you can't have access to an expert IT staff. In fact, your limitations can work to your advantage.
Here's how:
- With Managed IT Services, you'll have access to technicians trained in the latest technologies.
- To get the same expert talent in-house would be cost prohibitive. With the cost of salary and benefits plus ongoing training, expenses would add up quickly.
- With Managed Services, you could have not just one or two people, but an entire IT staff ready to help at a moment's notice.
Leverage the Latest Technologies
Not sure whether your technologies are up to par? You're not alone. The fact is, you have a business to run and little time to spend keeping an eye on the latest advances in technology. The trouble is, not staying current could hurt your business.
Managed IT Services can solve problems for you by:
- An initial assessment of your current systems can help you gain a better understanding of where you are now, and where you need to be.
- Showing you if your existing systems work as a cohesive unit & if not, how to maximize efficiencies.
- Making sure upgrades and new technologies are compatible with your existing systems.
- Helping you make sure your network is ready and able to handle potential growth.
- Keeping you up to date and knowledgeable of new and cutting-edge changes in technology.
If you're ready to learn more about this great technology investment for your Kansas City business, contact us at SumnerOne today!
Originally published October 24, 2016, updated December 14, 2018