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Managed IT Services Portland Oregon

A local auto body shop learned about preventative maintenance the hard way when a virus destroyed all their customer management systems, brought down an Exchange server and prevented employees from getting outgoing e-mail. Their fix cost them $20,000.

A managed service provider brings monitoring, IT support, data storage and security under one roof so that you can focus on growing your business.

vCIO Services

A vCIO services a business with the same expertise as a full-time CIO, but at a fraction of the cost. Pricing structures vary, but most vCIOs charge either an hourly rate or a flat fee that works as a subscription model.

This arrangement is often more affordable than paying for a full-time IT leader, especially when the vCIO’s services are on demand. The vCIO also has the flexibility to work with multiple clients, which can save a business even more money.

A vCIO must have complete mastery of a client’s technology use, including how the company uses their IT infrastructure. This means they must understand how each piece of technology affects productivity and the long-term IT strategy. The vCIO should also be able to assess a company’s IT budget and provide budgetary advice. In addition, they must review the reoccurring tickets reported to the service desk and prepare recommendations for permanent resolutions. Having this level of proactive guidance is a great way to improve the quality of an IT managed services provider.

Software Development

Whether it’s to integrate systems for better data insights, modernize your tech stack, upgrade apps or design new digital products, Portland software development companies offer solutions that will deliver long-term ROI. They take the time to understand your business model and goals so they can recommend methodologies that match your needs and fit your budget.

For example, the Whitefusion team creates web-based applications and websites that support a variety of workflows. It uses tools like Trello and Basecamp to provide clients with continual status updates, file sharing, content development and project management. Its work includes reworking the Center for Volga German Studies’ ColdFusion site and developing an e-commerce website for Paclamp Lighting.

Other Portland software developers include the small team at Fastech Solutions, which specializes in IT managed services, cybersecurity, IT consulting & SI and IT staff augmentation. They’ve helped a large appliance retail store recover lost data and developed a custom cloud backup solution for the client’s mobile device inventory.

Cloud Consulting

Cloud consulting services allow businesses to leverage a cloud infrastructure that provides improved efficiency. This allows them to save time on managing hardware and software updates, as well as eliminating the need for a fully-staffed IT department.

Cloud consultants possess extensive technical knowledge of varying cloud computing solutions and are responsible for educating businesses on how to implement these technologies to improve their operations. These professionals often work as part of a company’s internal IT departments or for independent technology firms.

Cloud consulting requires a wide variety of soft and hard skills to perform the job duties effectively. These skills include research, communication and technical ability to create cloud-based applications based on client needs. These individuals may also be responsible for implementing cloud solutions for their clients as needed. In addition, they must continually expand their knowledge of the changing cloud landscape and keep up-to-date on new trends. This is important to ensure that clients receive the best possible service from their consultants.

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A local auto body shop discovered the value of preventative IT maintenance when a virus corrupted their data, impacted their customer management system, and completely shut down their exchange server (no one could get in or out of work). If they would have enrolled in our Managed IT Services Portland Oregon plan, they would only have incurred a fraction of the repair bill.