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INFOGRAPHIC: Managed IT Services Are in Demand

What IT directors are buying

Nov 1, 2022 12:22:28 PM
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By Mark DiMattei

 

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Managed IT services allow for a way to offload general IT tasks to an expert to reduce costs, improve service quality, and free internal teams to do other work that requires a specialist’s touch. We know this is the purpose of all general managed service schemes…so the question then becomes what types of managed IT services should companies be pursuing?

 

This infographic details some of the key aspects of managed IT services and offers some insight into what companies of all sizes should be looking into and how it can benefit them.

 

Infographic made by Anthony Tiago

 

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