Have you ever thought about whether or not you should keep IT in house or whether it would be more viable to outsource it? Read more here…
1. Reduction in Staff Wages
An IT Manager has an average annual salary in the region of £30,000- £50,000 per annum. In addition to that, recruiting them and finding the right person can be a real challenge. Outsource your IT Support to our team of experts and make huge savings!
2. Lack of In House Skills
With rapidly changing technologies and evolving versions of software it often isn’t viable for a single person or small team to have enough exposure to the products to ensure that tasks and issues can be completed quickly and effectively.
Our team are constantly training to keep up to date with new technology and keep you ahead of the game!
3. Add to your in-house capabilities
Some companies prefer to have their own dedicated IT engineer in house and typically they are heavily relied upon to ensure the continuity of the IT network. Our team of experts have a unique range of capabilities so that you are never caught out!
Outsource your IT Support
4. Skill shortages and recruitment pains
The recruitment of new employees to any business is a time consuming, expensive and challenging process. Without a background in IT, how do you know if any potential candidate has the correct mix of skills and knowledge particularly when IT skills are in such high demand?
By selecting a credible outsourced IT support like Omnicom to partner with you, you can leave the worry to a team who are qualified to make the correct judgments of what skills are required to efficiently manage your IT network.
5. Staff productivity
Some companies prefer keep to costs low by delegating the responsibility of their IT network to one or more of their staff who have some degree of IT knowledge. If you keep your IT function internal, what happens when a major issue occurs that they can’t resolve?
IT outsourcing frees up productivity time within your in house team allowing you to focus on areas that can help your business grow.
