5 Most Common IT Issues

Gntech 5 MOST COMMON IT ISSUES: Is it time to switch to managed services? As a managed services provider, we've seen it all, but there are certain issues that we see on a dally basis that have a severe impact on business productivity. Get wise to the most common IT issues that are impacting businesses. SYSTEM OUTAGES MANAGED SERVICES CLIENTE TYPICALLY OPERATE AT 49% OF NETWORK DOWNTIME Companies that use MANAGED SERVICES 99.9% UPTIME. REACTIVE SUPPORT. are more PRODUCTIVE & PROFITABLE than those that utilize is caused by either hardware failure, network failure or human error. WORKSTATION OUTAGES & DELAYED REPAIRS OVERLOADED IT STAFF OR SMALL COMPANIES WITHOUT THE APPROPRIATE BANDWIDTH can mean support requests, workstation repairs and benchwork take longer than anticipated. This has a significant impact on USER PRODUCTIVITY AND HAPPINESS. COSTLY SOFTWARE Central management software can cost up to MOST COMPANIES CANNOT AFFORD THE LACK OF VISIBILITY $50,000 can mean that a reactive support provider is charging Sto resolve user issues the appropriate management software to track ticket times. you without your knowledge. u more for the right solution. MALWARE INFECTIONS 89% ANTIVIRUS IS CRUCIAL. If your provider hasn't installed an Enterprise-class of all e-mails contain 1 IN 14 PROGRAMS that are downloaded by users contain malware. malware. 53% antivirus software, it could of all computers have cripple your organization. perienced a malware infection at some point. DATA LOSS MORE THAN 93% OF COMPANIES that suffered a serious data loss after a disaster and who were unable to access their data center for 10 days or more, filed for bankruptcy within just 12 months of the incident. A managed services provider puts systems in place for redundant, tested data backups TO PREVENT DATA LOSS DURING A DISASTER. 4. SOURCES http://www.dsscorp.com/blog/2013/10/24/preparing-for-disaster-6-disturbing-data-loss-statistics/ http://venturebeat.com/2012/14/the-high-cost-of-server-downtime-Infographic/ http://brandongaille.com/36-shocking-computer-virus-statistics/