There are many IT services in Atlanta that organizations can outsource to third-party providers, such as managed security, network design, VoIP systems, help desk support, to name a few. As the cloud is becoming more mainstream, an increasing number of processes are being outsourced, allowing organizations more freedom to focus on their core business needs.

Using IT services in Atlanta is an excellent way to improve patient care and can help your healthcare organization in numerous ways. A managed service provider (MSP) plays a vital role in the day-to-day operations of a medical facility, while also giving your organization the ultimate protection from a wide range of cyber threats.

Domain Names, SSL Certificates, Hardware and Software Licenses are Some of the Renewals We Handle for Our Clients
Part of the beauty of having an IT service provider handle your company’s network and technology is not having to worry about every small detail.

Perhaps you’ve heard the phrase “People don’t want to buy a quarter-inch drill. They want a quarter-inch hole.” Think about that for a moment. Theodore Levitt, an American economist and professor at Harvard Business School made this profound statement back in 1960 and it still rings just as true today as it did back then.

What Your IT Support Company Should Tell You Before Adding Fiber
Fiber-Optic is rapidly becoming the gold standard in internet connectivity for businesses both small and large. The quality of and speed at which data is transmitted are far superior to that of traditional copper cable.

10th Annual MSP 501 Ranking and Study Identifies World’s Most Progressive MSPs in Information Technology

Suwanee, Ga., June 19, 2017 – MIS Solutions ranks among the world’s most progressive 501 Managed Service Providers (MSPs), according to MSPmentor’s 10th-annual MSP 501 Worldwide Company Rankings.

If you haven’t thought about subscribing to Atlanta IT support, it’s time to think about that now. Cybersecurity threats are becoming more brazen, so you need to protect your business as much as you can.

An example of such a threat is the well-coordinated worldwide ransomware attack called WannaCry that took many sectors by storm on May 12, 2017. Since its launch, more than 200,000 systems in at least 150 countries have been affected according to the European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation (Europol). Luckily, a web security researcher who goes by the handle “MalwareTech” figured out the kill switch, putting a damper on WannaCry’s growth.

We recently posted an article about how choosing an IT support provider in Atlanta is a lot like dating. You can read that post HERE, but to summarize, you’ll want to take some time to get to know them before signing on the dotted line. How long have they been around? Who makes up their leadership team? Does their culture mesh with yours? Is the help desk local or will you have to deal with someone who speaks broken English? What is their standard procedure for dealing with issues? How soon can you expect a response when reporting a problem? Is there a money-back guarantee? What kind of service can you expect?

In turn, have they taken the time to listen to your IT wants and needs? Do you feel they truly understand your company’s culture, vision and the direction in which you want to go? Do they have a plan to help you get there? Are they equipped to guide you in making technology decisions or are they simply going to maintain your network? Only after all the boxes have been checked during this courtship phase should you consider taking this relationship to the next level and make a commitment.

Nielsen stated in its global trust in advertising survey that 83 percent of respondents say they completely or somewhat trust the recommendations of friends and family. And we couldn’t agree more! Many of our clients were introduced to MIS Solutions after speaking with their business colleagues who were already clients of ours and familiar with the high level of service we provide.

You'll Catch More Flies with Honey
IT support in Atlanta often reflects this saying. Not to say you as a business are a fly, but the idea is that if you're looking to accomplish a certain goal which requires attraction, you're more likely to do it sweetly and subtly than overtly and angrily.