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VERIFIED PARTNERS FOR YOUR INFASTRUCTURE

Top IT Services & Consulting Companies

Rankspire guides you to the best IT service providers, managed service providers (MSPs), and technical consultants, verified by client reviews and technical certifications.

Your IT Capabilities Guide

Understanding the core pillars of modern IT infrastructure services.

Managed IT Services (MSP)

Outsourced management of your day-to-day IT. Includes helpdesk for employees, device management (MDM), patching, and network uptime monitoring. The goal is operational stability.

Key Deliverables: Helpdesk, RMM, Onboarding/Offboarding.

Cloud Consulting & SI

Strategic implementation of cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud). Services include "Lift and Shift" migrations, cloud-native app development, and cost optimization (FinOps).

Key Deliverables: Architecture Design, Migration, DevOps.

Cybersecurity

Protecting assets from threats. Ranges from basic antivirus to advanced SOC (Security Operations Center) monitoring, penetration testing, and compliance (HIPAA, CMMC).

Key Deliverables: MDR, Pen Testing, Security Training.

Custom Software Dev

Building proprietary applications to solve specific business problems. Includes mobile app development, web application design, and legacy system modernization.

Key Deliverables: UI/UX, Full Stack Dev, QA Testing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Guidance on selecting the right technology partner.

What is the difference between Break/Fix and Managed Services?

**Break/Fix** means you pay hourly only when something breaks. It incentivizes the provider to have problems occur. **Managed Services** is a flat monthly fee to keep things running smoothly, aligning the provider's incentives with your uptime.

How do I verify a provider's technical expertise?

Look for **Partner Certifications** (e.g., Microsoft Solutions Partner, AWS Advanced Partner). These require firms to have certified engineers on staff and verified client case studies. Rankspire verifies these credentials for you.

What should be in an SLA (Service Level Agreement)?

An SLA should define **Response Times** (how fast they acknowledge an issue) and **Resolution Targets** (how fast they fix it), tiered by priority (Critical vs. Low). It should also specify penalties or credits if they miss these targets.

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