Wouldn't it be better if you realized all the intended value from your IT systems?
IT deployments often suffer reduced capabilities and potential due to poor management. Business continuity, end-user productivity, and unnecessary costs are common when disciplined system management and administration techniques are not part of standard operating procedures. Managing systems in an ad-hoc manner leads to the following:
Business Impact of
Improperly Managed Systems |
Hard-Costs |
Soft-Costs |
- Costs of system downtime
- Loss of business-critical data
- Increased support costs
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- Employee/Partner productivity loss
- Unreliable service-levels
- Repeating the same mistakes
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Utilizing methodologies based on best-practices including ITIL standards, Ensynch incorporates systems management and administration policies and procedures combined with in-depth skill and experience delivering complete solutions to the practice of systems management and administration. These services take a comprehensive approach including business alignment, sophisticated monitoring, appropriate documentation, and staffing competency recommendations.
Business Impact of
Expert Management and Administration |
Hard-Beneifts |
Soft-Benefits |
- Lower hardware costs
- Lower software costs
- Lower support costs
- Increased system performance
- Increased system uptime
- Faster recovery time
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- Increased productivity
- Improved business relationships
- Enhanced collaboration capabilities
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Well-managed systems deliver the function and the value that you expect, enabling the return on investment that you need.
Request more information about Ensynch's Management and Administration services.
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Aligned with business goals and activities |
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Disciplined methodologies |
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Empirical system monitoring |
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Technology automation |
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Documented Metrics |
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Documented repeatable processes |
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Best practices in required staff-levels and skill-sets |
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benefits
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Assurance that IT systems support vs. hinder business |
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Best-practices vs. ad-hoc approach |
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Definitive data showing system performance-levels |
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Management automation to reduce costs and support burdens |
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Definitive performance data for capacity planning |
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Repeatable processes to reduce support time |
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Appropriate staffing and training processes |
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