As a C-level executive in your company, you’re expected to do your best to help your company operate smoothly and profitably. Your IT Managed Services can help you achieve business growth and increase profit. But what if you don’t yet have IT Managed Services? How do you begin to know if you need these? Here are the top 5 signs you need IT Managed Services.
Here at Connecting Point, we don’t subscribe to the philosophy of providing different service levels.
That might shock some of our readers because many other Managed Service Providers offer several different levels of service.
We don’t think that’s fair.
"What surprises your clients the most, after you begin working with them?" --Listen to what Ted Warner, President of Connecting Point, says in this interesting video, as "The Depth of IT Support By Connecting Point" is covered.
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Wouldn’t it be great if you had the IT provider you need… one that delivers on their promise; giving you dedicated customer service, responsiveness, and top-notch service delivery – all while knowing that your IT provider really cares about you?
If you’re feeling frustrated with your IT provider, or missing any of the elements listed above, it’s time to consider making a switch.
Saturday, June 18, 2016, Connecting Point had a team of 6 people who worked from 9AM-noon at the Weld Food Bank as a part of the United Way Day of Action.
Team members were Ross Jordan, Dave Kallweit, Rick Turner, Scott & Mallory Warner and Sue Warner.
Information Technology experts call it “IT security” or “computer security” but many business owners refer to it as “cybersecurity.” If you were to do a Google search for this keyword, you would find that it gets roughly 19,300,000 searches.
Are you researching IT Managed Service Providers in northern Colorado?
If you've been assigned the important task of choosing the best company possible to manage your Information Technology (IT), use our list of tips to guide you.
Tips for Choosing It Managed Service Providers
#1: Define what is important to your company…not just from an IT perspective, but from a business perspective too.
