The cost runs at 25 to 50 % of what an in-house IT specialist costs, so the saving is 50 to 75 % per person. You pay only for what you actually need, not for capacity that sits unused for part of the month.
We take responsibility for your IT infrastructure, from day-to-day operations and support through monitoring and security to the strategic direction of your systems. You concentrate on the business. We make sure the technology stays a step ahead.
Each model brings different advantages and can be shaped around what you actually need.
We take full operational responsibility for your IT environment, including round-the-clock monitoring, proactive maintenance, structured incident management and complete security administration, all delivered under clearly defined Service Level Agreements (SLAs).
We work alongside your in-house IT team and bring specialist expertise, extra capacity and strategic direction. Depending on what you need, we can take responsibility for defined areas: network operations, infrastructure management, cybersecurity, cloud administration or specific expert roles within your IT organisation.
From operations to strategy, we cover everything your company needs from IT.
Full management of your IT environment, including monitoring, maintenance, incident resolution, infrastructure administration and user support.
Protection for IT systems and data through security monitoring, access management, threat detection and incident response.
Connecting and securing IT and OT environments in industry, including monitoring, network segmentation and protection of industrial systems.
Identifying and managing IT risk, supporting compliance with regulations such as NIS2 and ISO 27001, producing documentation and preparing you for audit.
Running, administering and optimising cloud environments (Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, private and hybrid cloud), including security, identity management, access control and cost optimisation.
Keeping critical systems available, backing up data, planning recovery after an outage and limiting the effect of incidents on the business.
Selecting, supplying and managing hardware, software and licences, including their lifecycle and cost optimisation.
Expert advice on IT architecture, development planning, infrastructure modernisation and strategic technology decisions.
that want to depend less on in-house IT capacity and get predictable costs.
that need to scale IT flexibly without building an internal team.
where availability, security and SLAs are not optional.
The cost runs at 25 to 50 % of what an in-house IT specialist costs, so the saving is 50 to 75 % per person. You pay only for what you actually need, not for capacity that sits unused for part of the month.
That is exactly where it differs from a single in-house specialist. With outsourcing you have several specialists available at once — networks, servers, cloud, security — and each area is handled by the person who works in it. One person, however capable, cannot cover that whole range.
Both ways, depending on what suits the company. With a monthly flat fee you always pay the same amount and it makes no difference whether a problem takes us an hour or ten — the service is not capped by a number of hours. An hourly rate tends to suit smaller companies that deal with IT only occasionally and do not need a guaranteed response time.
The cost can be worked out at the very start, after an initial IT audit. The audit also shows where your IT falls short and how to put that right. A monthly flat fee then keeps the spending the same and predictable every month.
The response time is part of the contract, not of a promise. We can agree it around the clock, 7 days a week. With a single in-house specialist there is no such certainty — they can be on holiday, ill or simply unavailable.
Company references are publicly available and tell you a great deal. Ask about the initial audit, about a contractually guaranteed response time and about what happens when something breaks — a serious supplier has an answer before you sign.