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Are you still relying on your in-house IT team to manage and monitor your system? It’s time for you to re-think your decision. Managed service providers are a complete package to deliver robustly and secure IT service while freeing you to have concerns on the core business. Managed services is a practice of outsourcing NOC services as well as business administration & management services to the third party.  Managed Services can describe anything relating from supply chain management to marketing strategy to call center operations.  People are vehemently looking for managed services, the demand has grown exponentially after learning their capabilities to align your network cost-effectively. Stats says that the global market of the managed services was valued to be $185.98 billion in 2019 and is projected to reach $356.24 by 2025. The demand has increased within the small and mid-size companies that are looking to access the latest technology to maintain a competitive edge...

Managed Service has become a popular buzzword across the globe over the last serval years, turning more and more organizations to them for management of certain IT functions such as email hosting, storage, backup and recovery, and network monitoring.  History Of Managed Services Companies from the beginning of the time lacked tools to help resolve network issues. Maintenance was break-fix back then, which means if something went wrong, the company called for a technician to fix it.  The trouble here is only when any critical issue rises and when only called for help could then see what’s happening unless he wouldn’t estimate or understand any problem occurring in the future.  Along with the troubleshooting inefficiencies, backend problems and other problems occur, which can again only be treated after a check-up. Hence, the inefficiencies created an uphill battle for the technicians for treating the systems and spending time on correcting end-user symptoms occurring rapid...

From dozens of possible metrics to adapt, most MSPs spend their precious time measuring their precious little driving growth. The only trick to choose from these metrics is the KPI that fits best with your business and management style.  To deliver premium managed noc services, MSPs need to collect a lot of data, analyze, and then report them. The time invested in data/reports generation can be abridged through KPIs. Use of KPIs by Managed Service Providers Like all good providers, NOC service providers should monitor and analyze their performance concerning themselves and their peers. Such tracking can assist them in improving their offering and stay competitive.  Determining critical metrics of pre-set goals and targets for the company to achieve, Key Performance Indicators hold an important designation. Because service providers make a specific investment on assets which need timely monitoring and effective measures to use. MSPs can take the privilege to monitor KPIs and c...

A vertical-integrated company within the Information Technology space understands that MSPs plays a vital role. However, these services have tremendous growth in the past three years, which we will share within this blog.  The earlier days of managed services offered an elementary value proposition of break-fix services and a focus on keeping technology up to date. The evolved Managed Service Providers is MSP 2.0 that will advise you to streamline various services and reduce costs to your business. A company has many needs for IT services and support which include premises, cloud, and hybrid-based infrastructures such as servers, routers, switches, access points, as well as endpoints, like desktops, laptops, and smartphones.  MSPs Driven Towards Cloud After the cloud emergence, MSPs have always suggested and pushed the customer to move their valuable data to the cloud. The reason that encouraged MSPs to do so was Microsoft’s Office 365. every month subscription was one aspect...

Help desks and Network operations centers are often considered to be the same but there is a slight difference between them. Organizations that need to manage and monitor their business technology opt for a help desk or a network operations center. It totally depends on the requirements of the company to choose from the two options. While both of them are cost-effective solutions that do not affect the overall experience of end-users, they are still not the same. Here are the features and definitions of a help desk as well as a NOC. What is a Help Desk? A help desk solves the questions that are raised by end-users. It offers professional services along with product support so the queries are resolved instantly. From setting and configuring devices to publishing product information for the users, a help desk does it all. In simple words, when your television is not working, you call the customer service of the company to report an issue and it gets fixed at the earliest. Similarly, the ...