Fully Managed Vs. Co-Managed Which One is Right for Your business?
When it comes to managing your business’s IT infrastructure, there are two main options: fully managed IT services and co-managed IT services.
The computer support industry has changed dramatically over the last decade. Instead of calling an “IT guy” to come to fix a technical problem every time something goes wrong, many companies prefer to hire a Managed Services Provider (MSP) as their “IT department”.
Technology advancements now allow an MSP to remotely manage client networks. Like the check engine light in your car, MSPs receive warning notices when a technical problem arises. Whether it is a virus, the hard drive space is running low, or a process on the server has stopped running, these notifications alert the MSP that problems must be addressed.
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When it comes to managing your business’s IT infrastructure, there are two main options: fully managed IT services and co-managed IT services.
An MSP (Managed Service Provider) is a company that provides a variety of IT services to businesses, such as monitoring and maintaining computer systems and networks, managing software and hardware upgrades, and providing network engineering and cybersecurity solutions.
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