If you are considering hiring an external IT provider, one of the questions you have is likely whether to hire a local firm or to hire a regional or national provider. It’s a question that business leaders face every day and it’s one that we are asked regularly.
As a business leader, you understand the importance of providing exceptional service to your customers. But what if I told you that good customer service isn’t always in your hands?
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Most business leaders are constantly looking for ways to improve efficiency and reduce costs. From manufacturing to business process improvements, productivity, and cost are always top of mind.
It’s happened to everyone. You are in the middle of an important project and your system crashes or your internet goes down or you can’t connect to the VPN.
In the past few decades, the digital revolution has been a tremendous boon for business revenues, making companies of all sizes and industries more efficient, productive, and profitable. With those advances has also come a more complicated infrastructure to understand and manage.
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Whether your organization has an internal IT staff or not, it’s important that your IT infrastructure is cared for and positioned to support your business goals and strategy.
Editor's note: This article has been updated from an earlier version to reflect current information. Your business is going well. Everything is operating smoothly from an IT standpoint. At least as far as you know. But do you really know?
Business and IT leaders who are exploring the possibility of working with an outside IT provider are often well versed on the costs and services included. But, what they don’t often consider fully is the extra costs they may incur.
