Download a new White Paper: Increase Business Efficiency and Productivity Through Managed IT Services

In support of one of SADA's core offerings, we present a white-paper developed by one of our key partners, Kaseya.

A cost-efficient service delivery model can ensure IT support for your business strategy and focus your company on core business goals. Information Technology – It’s the mission-critical component of the operations of your company, and maintaining a healthy computing environment is closely tied to the overall health of your business.

Many companies are turning to IT managed service providers to manage of the daily maintenance of their IT infrastructure. These MSPs can often manage your corporate computer network more effectively than an internal team.

With the right tools, an IT managed service provider can maintain the health of all business systems on your corporate network for an inexpensive fixed fee. By relying on proactive maintenance, remote access and IT automation, MSPs can reduce the complexity of IT management and avoid costly IT disasters, passing the savings to you.

MSPs are able to provide this managed service by simplifying IT management through remote management and by automating key IT tasks such as:

• Auditing and Computer Inventory
• Remote Monitoring
  
• Network Policy Management
• Help Desk Management and Trouble Ticketing
  
• Patch Management
  
• Software Deployment and Updates
  
• Scripting Agent
  
• Anti-Virus and Spyware Detection
  
• Backup and Disaster Recovery

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Twelve Things IT Managers Should Resolve to Do in 2008

We don't come up with recommendations on our own all the time! Below is a single slide from an eWeek article called: Twelve Things IT Managers Should Resolve to Do

And of course, we agree with most of the article - but one thing that really hits home with some of our larger clients who have internal IT resources already:

Just because you have internal IT resources, does not mean their best time spent is on the remedial tasks of basic preventative maintenance, backup management, patching, etc... - that should be left to specialists who can do it cheaper and more efficiently!

Instead, internal IT resources should be spent on activities which add actual business value, and are very specific to your operation.