If you run a small business with only one, two, or a few computers, shopping for Managed IT services can be confusing. One provider may offer a large package containing help desk support, cybersecurity, backup, cloud management, and technology planning, while another may focus primarily on monitoring, maintenance, and security. So what should Managed IT …
If you run a small business with only one or a few computers, paying for IT service every month may seem unnecessary. Why not just wait until something breaks, call a computer technician, get it fixed, and move on? That traditional approach is usually called break-fix IT support. It still has an important place, but …
If your business saves important files in Microsoft OneDrive, you may assume those files are backed up. After all, they’re stored in the cloud, available from multiple devices, and may still be accessible even if your computer fails. So, is OneDrive actually a backup? The answer is: OneDrive provides several useful backup-like protections, but it …
If you run a small business, especially a one-person business or an office with only a few computers, figuring out how much you should spend on IT support can be confusing. Some IT companies charge by the hour, others charge per user or per computer, and fully managed service plans can range from relatively inexpensive …
If your business only has one, two, or five computers, you might assume Managed IT services are meant for larger companies with servers, dozens of employees, and complicated networks. That isn’t necessarily the case. Very small businesses can benefit significantly from Managed IT because they usually don’t have an IT department. When something goes wrong, …
