Your IT infrastructure is critical to the success of your business. Like the rest of your business, you want to make sure your IT infrastructure is positioned for optimal performance.
You know that your IT network is the backbone of your company. You’ve seen the stories on the news and may be worried about cybersecurity. You may be hearing from frustrated users that internet speeds are lagging. You may be experiencing some other issue.
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In today’s global economy, the IT infrastructure is the backbone of any successful business.
You are evaluating managed services providers (MSPs) and they all seem to speak a different language. One talks about firewalls, while another talks about perimeter security. Some talk about unlimited service desk calls, while others talk about limited help desk calls with additional calls available on a fee basis. Yet another talks about one email platform, while someone else touts the benefits of another one.
Smart business leaders understand the importance of their IT infrastructure. The problem is that when it is operating efficiently, it’s easy to get lulled into a false sense of security and assume that it can operate well indefinitely with little to no attention.
When it comes to cybersecurity, a lot of “tech” terms get thrown around.
Let's face it, budgets are critical in business. They are one of the ways organizations ensure that they can meet their short- and long-term business goals. As president of Kelser, I've seen a variety of approaches to budgeting for IT organizations in my 20+ years in the industry. I’ve noticed two common schools of thought when it comes to IT budgets:
You’re considering signing with a new IT provider and are looking forward to having a partner to help shore up your IT infrastructure.
