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Q. We are growing fast. When is the right time to get IT in place?
As you grow, managing IT becomes very difficult without IT expertise by your side. And if you have 1 in-house IT person, it does not mean they are an expert on everything IT. Get our help before you get hacked or right afterwards. Cleaning up client relations and dealing with insurance claims looks better when you can demonstrate your company is doing something to make security better moving forward.
Q. When should an Enterprise Corporations team up with an MSP partner?
Lower operational costs in large companies is tricky. Data Security and IT talent go hand-in-hand. You can’t have one without the other. Whether your company needs to cut costs or innovate through strategic projects, you will need an IT partnership you can count on to help get your back.
Q. Why do I need to have IT Policies and Procedures? We are busy and don’t really have time to deal with this.
Great news. Let us take care of this for you. Whether you get hacked, people quit, you have an annual audit, or just want to make sure you’re doing thongs right, IT Policies and Procedures protect you, prevent emergencies and show auditors you are taking care of your business.
Q. We are planning to sell the company. Should we team up with an MSP before we sell?
Yes. Think of it like combing your hair before you get your photo taken. It takes a few years before the sale of a company to fix big problems, correct weaknesses, and prepare a great offering for the buyer. Don’t wait until the last minute, as it can cause doubt to the buyers or even worse get you hacked during the merger process.
Q. We develop commercial real estate. Why do we need to work with an IT provider?
IT design should be part of the architecture and design phase for your building projects. If not, things cost more money later during the construction phase. And shortly later, the tenant’s vision and grand opening is presented with challenges, workarounds, and vendor struggles.