What is an MSP?

Even an IT intern can reboot your computer for you or connect your printer, but a "Multiple Services Provider" is a true business partner that is there to help you meet your business goals.

Whether you're a single person startup or an established business with a dedicated staff, your company's necessity for IT systems and infrastructure is constant. For some a constant pain!

An MSP is a consulting partner specializing in the delivery and maintenance of technology services, systems, and infrastructure. MSPs generally have the ability to do 90% of their work remotely through persistent monitoring and automated maintenance tools that keep your employees and assets running. Most of the time when problems arise, you won't even be aware of them.

As your business grows, your IT needs necessarily grow with it. Invariably, topics like cyber security, network monitoring, remote/flexible work arrangements, and compliance will become more and more important. That's why having an experienced and agile IT support system that can scale with your business is so important.

Whether you've been proactive with your technology planning or you've ignored it out of a fear of an impending Skynet takeover, it's never a bad time to start down the right path.

The best time to grow a tree was 20 years ago. The second-best time is today.

Would you be surprised to hear that 81% of organizations use an MSP to meet their IT services needs?

Do I Need an MSP..?

Our successful clients knew to hire us when:

They didn't even have enough time to do their own job, much less to deal with IT.

They didn't know how they'd respond to or recover from a cybersecurity event.

They had to meet regulatory compliance needs set by their industry or cybersecurity insurance vendor.

They realized they didn't want to hire and pay an employee or team for every single thing they needed done.

A good MSP can reduce hiring needs by driving efficiency through software you're already using.

91% of businesses experience at least one network outage per quarter. Does your business have a contingency plan in place?

Good IT systems design isn't about planning for when things go right. Otherwise, there would be very little to do. It's about preventing, pivoting, or responding when things go wrong.

Good planning helps shield your largest monthly expense, employee salaries, from losing value over preventable work stoppages.

How Do We Get Started?

Call (985) 200-1990 to talk to a real person to schedule an assessment.

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Review the customized IT plan and approach for your business that we send.

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Figure out what to do with all of your new free time!