5 Great Reasons to Outsource your IT By Michael Freeman, Apollo IT


No IT department? If you’re a business (new, established, or growing), you’ll probably understand this list well.


Reason #1: Spend Less


Its a fixed monthly fee to have your IT taken care of. Busy months, fire-fighting, strategy, system growth, proactive support, disaster recovery... All included. It’s miles better value than “break-fix”, where your IT support hover on the edges - awaiting for that costly issue.


Reason #2: Get a fast response


Basic, but important. No agreement? No guaranteed response. Risk. Let downs. Frustration. Delays. Cost. Who needs it?


Reason #3: Resilience


What happens when your one-man IT team is ill, or takes a holiday. Who takes over IT support matters? Or does your business stop until they return?


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Reason #4: No time nor inclination to deal with IT nonsense


This is a big one. You should be devoting your time to the business agenda. The IT should support your agenda, not distract from it. Avoid the hassle and time-sucking situations where you’re losing revenue with an unwanted distraction.


Reason #5: Your future


Apollo’s experience of working with busi- nesses just like yours - means we are ideally placed to help guide you toward a productive, efficient, value-led future.


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