Enjoy secure and stable IT operations

IT operations are most often an important and resource-intensive business area for many Danish and international companies. As the world and workplaces as well as work tasks become more digital, there is an increasing need for a company's internal IT operations to function optimally to be able to ensure that there are no employees who cannot access the files they need, or that a server down in the basement no longer responds, resulting in large amounts of "Down time", where an organization loses money and critical competitive advantage.

By letting a specialized IT company like Automize take care of your IT operations, you can be sure that you will always be up to date with the latest technology, you do not have to wait for your internal IT department to find free time to update your systems and software packages. Furthermore, it gives you the freedom to concentrate on critical tasks that add value to your company, your internal IT department will have more time for tasks that are important to your company and with Automize IT support you can always get fast and expert service when you need it.

Since all companies and organizations are different, there is no single answer for when outsourcing your IT operations is correct. However, there are certain parameters that one can start measuring on. How big is your internal IT department? If you have enough staff to cover all the IT-related tasks? Are your internal IT department specialized in all the areas they need or there is a professional "gap" in the department.

It may also be that your company has a need to be able to draw on many different forms of IT support that cover a wide area. This can often be a huge burden for an IT department if they are not adequately staffed or trained to cope with this pressure. Another parameter is your own ability to report back on the daily and overall situation of your IT operations. If your internal IT department is too busy to get an overview, how should they be able to assess what has priority or whether the company has security deficiencies that need to be resolved?