Should we stay or should we outsource?
MANAGED SERVICES PROVIDERS CAN REDUCE IT COSTS BY 30 TO 40%
It seems like almost every business who has not already moved to outsourcing their IT support to a Managed Services Provider has at least came to the fork in the road where they have had to decide. It reminds me of The Clash song, should I stay or should I go.
I am not sure why it does, but none the less, it is an important decision to consider.
The stats are pretty compelling to move to outsourcing your technology support to a Managed Services Provider:
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- The implementation of Managed Services reduces the IT costs by 30-40% for businesses . Organizations gain flexibility and technical advantage with them. Outsourcing provides risk sharing and reduces IT costs and IT commitments so that businesses are able to concentrate on their core competencies.
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- Organizations implementing managed services have reported almost 50-60% increase in the operational efficiency of their outsourced processes. Businesses have accepted outsourcing services as a means to enable them reduce their Capital Expenditure (CapEx) and free up internal sources.
- Managed Services Market Forecasts and Analysis (2013 – 2018) , “The managed services market is estimated to grow from $142.75 billion in 2013 to $256.05 billion in 2018.” Businesses across all industries are taking advantage of Managed Services Providers, seeing IT more as a utility.
- A CompTIA study reveals that 89 percent of current managed services users are very satisfied or mostly satisfied with their experience. Performance and uptime; agreeable contract terms; a secure environment; and the flexibility to easily and quickly add new services all contribute to customers’ satisfaction.
After reading the above stats, I guess you should “Rock the Cashbar” and keep more of your hard-earned money in the business by switching to a Managed Services Provider!
errr… I guess its “Rock the Casbah”, but either way, I like singing cashbar.
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