Businesses use IT-as-a-Service to transform their technology infrastructure into a more efficient and agile operation that consolidates cost. It combines all elements of your technology into one package. It also shifts the risk and burden of procurement, sizing, and management from you to us.
What exactly is IT-as-a-Service? It encompasses hardware, software, infrastructure, and security management into a monthly subscription model. You pay for technology that gets your work done; we manage the details.
IT-as-a-Service can:
Provide competitive business advantage
Increase business performance
Better control over profit margins
Limit need for internal IT support
Add redudancy to critical systems
Reduce capital expenditures
Eliminate pain of managing and upgrading infrastructure
With a IT-as-a-Service solution in place, companies see increased efficiencies, decreased costs, and ultimately improved business processes in significant ways.
Overview of IT-as-a-Service
Hardware & Software End the dread of upgrades. We supply your computers, servers, and software for a low monthly price. Break the your cycle of pain!
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Security Protect your company's data from intruders. We manage your firewall, spam filtering, web content filtering, and software updates.
Data Protection Your most important asset - data - is safeguarded with advanced backup systems. We keep your data safe from spammers and hackers, too.
IT-as-a-Service Benefits
While subscribing to technology may sound odd (after all, it's always been purchased in the past), there are several benefits for business.
Little Upfront Costs: It-as-a-Service has low upfront investments to implement. Traditional technology requries hardware and software purchases and recurring maintenance costs. With IT-as-a-Service, these costs are spread over the life of the agreement.
Flexibility: Technology delivered as a service offers small and midsize businesses flexibility. This is a critical component of an overall growth strategy, as businesses often find themselves at a point where they need to spin up (or spin down) resources to match customer needs.
Peace of Mind: Businesses are subscribing to a service outcome, not purchasing a computer. The service provider finds best-of-breed solutions and worries about procurement, pricing, and implementation. The serivce provider upgrades services as technology evolves.
Lower risk: By placing responsibility for the technology with an outside company, the IT-as-a-Service model allows companies to reduce the management burden for technology decisions and increase the availability of the applications to their employees.
