Technology is no longer optional but indispensable
“Modern technology has become a total phenomenon for civilization, the defining force of a new social order in which efficiency is no longer an option but a necessity imposed on all human activity.” – Jacques Ellul
Today’s intersection of technology and business processes is increasing the need for managed IT services. In fact, it’s now looked at by company leaders as not just an instrumental asset, but a strategic business asset.
Because of this, businesses are increasingly lowering their risk and improving efficiency by using managed IT services to handle some of the load.
Many providers offer services a la carte. Most companies get help with one or several applications, such as email hosting, CRM applications, storage, network monitoring, or backup and recovery. These providers augment in-house IT in a collaborative effort.
Chances are, your business IT department (or person) will appreciate some support. Managed IT service takes a load off their plate by having enterprise-grade service monitoring desktops, servers and networks, not just during business hours, but 24/7.
In a digital landscape where the only thing constant is change, the Managed Services Industry stands as a beacon of stability and growth.
- Global Market Size: $329.9 billion by 2025
- $80 billion by 2026 for managed cloud services alone
- Compound Annual Growth Rate: 7.9%
The numbers paint a picture of a market in perpetual motion – from managed network services to remote monitoring and management, and even the niche realms of ERP solutions and cloud migration services.
It’s a whirlwind romance between technology and business efficiency. The Managed Services Industry is not just a trend; it’s a force to be reckoned within the ever-evolving landscape of modern business.