OUR SERVICES

Learn more

MANAGED IT SERVICES
CLOUD BACKUP SERVICES
VOIP / VOICE OVER INTERNET PROTOCOL PHONES
REMOTE MONITORING AND MANAGEMENT
DATA BACKUP AND DISASTER RECOVERY
FIREWALL SERVICES
CYBERSECURITY SERVICES
ANTI-VIRUS PROTECTION
REMOTE SUPPORT
MOBILE AND REMOTE NETWORKING
COMMUNICATION MANAGEMENT
UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS
NETWORKING SERVICES
VIDEO SURVEILLANCE AND CCTV SYSTEMS
STRUCTURAL CABLING

SHOULD I USE S&L IT CONSULTANTS FOR IT SERVICES?

Now that you have a well understanding of the numerous IT services available, you may wonder if any of them are right for your business. There’s no exact answer because every organization has its own exceptional needs, and naturally, investing in third party resources can seem like an undefined advantage.

However, not all companies have the same resources as larger businesses, and when IT is essential to remain competitive, you can easily feel left behind. So, go over the following when considering third-party solutions:

You deal with frequent malware intrusions, attacks, and network disruptions.
Projects are often stalled, delayed, or scrapped because of insufficient expertise and resources.
Communication within the business is messy and disorganized. Messages routinely get lost and setting up calls and meetings is a difficult process.
There are easier processes to handle certain tasks in the business, such as storing documentation.
There is no method to fully recover and protect data in case of disaster, massive hardware failure, or malware intrusion.
Mobile and remote devices are not set up to work with the company’s network.
You need to rapidly expand resources to meet the demands of new staff, but lack the capital to invest in new hardware.
Your current customer support model lags behind and cannot respond efficiently to high volume days/times.

If any of these circumstances apply to your business, it’s probably time to seek IT services through a managed provider. Often, internal complications and unpredictability lead to lost hours and ultimately hurt profit margins. Imagine, for instance, how a universal communication platform can assist by centralizing how all staff communicates. Instead of James from the accounting department missing an email because he was in a meeting, the software can indicate where he was and what he was doing at that time. The less time the staff spends running after each other in this situation, the more time they can focus on their responsibilities. This is just one example among many situations which can offer resolutions to headache-inducing problems.