Managed IT

Regardless of industry, your business must have information technology that is secure, agile, responsive, and innovative. Keeping pace with and managing that technology can be challenging even for large organizations with extensive resources.

Managed IT can remove the tech-admin burden of ensuring your systems are functioning, and your data is secured. No matter what your business or budget, managed IT can increase your productivity and profitability.

As a small-to-mid-sized business, you deal with all of the same worries as a big business owner, just on a smaller budget. With that in mind, it is important to use professional managed services to help you manage your business systems and save money.

When it comes to protecting your business, you must remain vigilant. However, many businesses lack the resources and budget for a robust in-house IT staff. In that case, partnering with a service provider on managed IT services allows you to protect your data without the stress of maintaining your systems.

When businesses consider their IT security plan, they often make protecting their network against cyberattacks the top priority. And, while hackers are certainly a major threat to your company’s security, vulnerabilities can also occur on the inside.

When it comes to your managed IT security plan, don’t overlook the internal security threats for the sake of protection from external threats. You need a comprehensive system that safeguards you from all angles.

Managed IT can do a lot of great things for your company, from boosting security to improving efficiency, but one of its best advantages is "helping you help yourself." With the right knowledge and a little guidance from your managed IT provider, you can make big changes in your company--and MFA is a great place to start.

Could your small business move its operations to the cloud? Even more to the point, should you? In some cases, you're already using the cloud—running applications or using cloud-based programs to check bank account balances, send email from a mobile device, or update your company's social media presence. But should you switch to the cloud for your business processes? Here are four reasons why it's an excellent idea.