Today’s technology is more complex than ever. Due to this complexity, less than 10% of companies report that their current IT infrastructure is fully prepared to meet the demands of mobile, social, big data and cloud. This trend is expected to persist and will continue to add pressure to IT leaders who feel responsible for business resiliency, performance and innovation.

What about those organizations that are short on resources? How can they possibly keep up and create the kinds of customer experiences the larger firms do? A managed services provider can help.

The infographic below describes the common reasons why businesses are turning to managed services.

If you can identify with any of these priorities, we urge you to schedule a consultation with Flagship to learn more about our vast experience and capabilities.

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For more infomation read our blog:  Top 7 Benefits of Using Managed Services

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Managed Services

Flagship Solutions Group can deliver efficiencies across hybrid infrastructures with a broad range of capabilities. We offer clients theflexibility to select the degree of support they want for each layer of infrastructure — from basic monitoring and management to long-term arrangements based on an innovation path designed to replace an aging or inflexible infrastructure with new technology.

  • White Paper: Using Managed Services to Transform Your Business

  • Utilizing a managed services provider can help you transform your business by saving you money, keeping you ahead of technology issues and making your employees more productive. Learn more.

  • Infographic: DIY vs MSP

  • What should you do to keep your IT house in order? While DIY could save more in upfront costs, it can also be a complex and drawn-out process that yields long-term operating expenses. The same principle applies to IT infrastructure improvements, software utilization, and data center management. Here’s a comparison between doing it yourself (DIY) and hiring a Managed Service Provider (MSP) to take on the task for you.

  • eBook: Top 10 tips for selecting a managed services provider

  • Everyone’s looking to IT to create business value and innovation. But you’re short on resources. How do you pull that off? A cloud and managed services provider can help.

    The right vendor should show you that it can provide skills, processes and resources that exceed your in-house capabilities. Does it have what it takes to help your business transform?

    To find the answer, look for 10 key criteria.

  • Research Report: Optimized Sourcing in Hybrid IT Environments

  • Smart companies today are rethinking how they source and manage increasingly hybridized IT environments. In this research report, Saugatuck Technology draws on work they’ve done with hundreds of organizations to help you understand:

     

    • How and why hybrid IT is developing and accelerating
    • How to recognize and anticipate critical needs that can increase costs and compromise operations
    • How to find the best qualified providers to help you “optimize by outsourcing”

  • Transforming Your Business to Hybrid IT with Managed Services

  • David Tapper, VP Outsourcing and Offshore Services, IDC, discusses how enterprise can ensure a smooth transformation to the hybrid IT environment using managed services. To learn more about how you can effectively transition to utilizing emerging and disruptive technology and services, download the IDC white paper “Managed Services: Ensuring Enterprise Transformation to Hybrid IT” at https://ibm.biz/BdH93q

  • White Paper – IDC: Managed S ervices: Ensuring Enterprise Transformation to Hybrid IT

  • In today’s digital economy, executives report that aligning IT with business imperatives is a challenge. Plus, newer technologies are driving fundamental changes in how people interact with organizations. To stay competitive, enterprises are turning to managed services providers to help:

    • Transform their business by shifting to hybrid IT capabilities

    • Gain agility to better adapt to market dynamics

    • Optimize productivity and performance

    • Achieve integrated hybrid IT service delivery and management

    Learn all this and more when you download the IDC white paper “Managed services: Ensuring enterprise transformation to hybrid IT.”