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This Vanson Bourne global research report examines the state of cybersecurity amongst small and medium businesses in 2020 and why they are increasing their investments. In particular, it looks at why 59% of SMBs believe that all or most of their cybersecurity needs will be outsourced in five years.
Over the last decade, the most fundamental change to business has been the removal of friction between different stakeholders in a process. Whether we are talking about secure, contactless payments, finding accommodation, or knowing when your lift home is arriving, technology has completely changed our expectations and engagement levels.
Within any managed service provider (MSP) you will most certainly find points of friction. These may manifest as bottlenecks in business processes, cause irritation within your team, slow invoicing and payments, or reduce the overall customer experience.
Some common signs of friction are processes where multiple clicks are needed in a system when it seems one would work or the inability to seamlessly and accurately move information between departments such as sales, technicians, finance, or project managers.
It may be a user interface that is confusing and doesn’t let the user get through their task easily. For a customer, it could be something like being referred from one person to another in order to gather important information.
Take charge of your service management workflow and define your ticket process from the start. By evaluating your company’s current methods and strategies, you can make the necessary changes to increase the effectiveness of your service team – and ultimately your company’s profitability. This ebook offers 5 Tips to Increase the Efficiency of Your Service Team.
When IT consulting company, PowerNET, decided to undergo a massive business transformation last year, a top priority was to build efficiencies around their reliable staff. Hear how PowerNET gained tremendous efficiencies in sales and service by implementing ConnectWise, a business management platform, in their business.
As a technology business today, service is what sets you apart from the competition. In this eBook, we’ll share best practices that create efficiencies and set your service team up to provide excellent service, consistently.
In this eBook, ConnectWise will show you how to calculate your full hourly overhead burden–so you can set the right price for your IT services.
Because ConnectWise started as a break/fix company that transitioned into an MSP, we understand the challenges of transitioning your business to managed services—and how scary it might seem. We’ve helped countless IT solution providers reconfigure their operations to a monthly service model, and we know it’s equally as feasible for you. The sales techniques in this guide can help you get your feet wet selling managed services and create a more sustainable—and profitable—future.
Technology solution providers (TSPs) need the right technology. The “rip-and-replace” model for systems simply won’t work in the future. Small businesses, medical offices, schools, and retailers are searching for partners that can help them navigate rapidly evolving cloud and mobile technology, monitor compliance issues, and increase efficiency. This is your opportunity to swoop in with your new monthly service offering! It’s a win-win: you’re solving their challenges and generating recurring revenue for yourself.
This eBooks identifies 5 tips for controlling the chaos in your service department and creating processes to make it more streamlined and manageable.
As a value-added reseller in the technology space, the impact of rapid changes in the VAR landscape may have hit home with you. Pricing is becoming increasingly competitive. In an already low-margin environment, numbers continue to shrink, putting enormous pressure on achieving a survivable - let alone impressive - bottom line.
To remain competitive and be in a position for growth, you can’t wait - now is the time to look outside the traditional VAR business model, and expand your offerings to include managed services. We’re not talking about one-time implementation and training, or even occasional reactive product support. Managed service providers (MSP) deliver full-fledged, on-going, proactive monitoring and management of customers’ IT environments, resulting in (and here’s the best part) a monthly recurring revenue stream.
So, why should you consider putting resources into moving to this business model, and what can you hope to gain? Very valid questions! Fortunately, we have answers in these 6 need-to-know reasons why you should add managed services.