G.1 · Managed IT Services & Enterprise Applications
Managed IT Services & Service Desk
Service levels you can measure, and a desk that removes its own tickets
What we build
Day-to-day operation of the IT estate. A service desk across email, chat, phone, and portal with defined service levels, endpoint management and patching, backup verification rather than backup configuration, licence and renewal tracking, vendor coordination, proactive monitoring and maintenance, and a quarterly service review that reports on the causes of tickets rather than only their count.
Capabilities
- A service desk with defined service levels, escalation, and a named account engineer
- Endpoint management, patching, and configuration baselines across the estate
- Backup and restore verified by test restore, not by a green tick in a console
- Licence, warranty, and renewal tracking, so nothing lapses at the worst moment
- Proactive monitoring and scheduled maintenance, agreed in a change calendar
- Quarterly review reporting on ticket causes and what was removed since last time
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How it connects
Where it sits in the stack.
This service, and the two it hands off to. None of them can be optimised alone.
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