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Tips to Find an MVP Managed Services Team For Implementation

Feb 10, 2023 | Managed Services

In these uncertain economic times, did you have to switch plays on digital transformation? We understand the pressures today’s businesses face to stay in the competitive game. With companies needing to do more with less resources, the value that innovation brings to the field really matters. 

It’s one of the reasons why many companies turn to a managed services team. Managed services teams can take on the bulk of managing your front-to-back office processes and optimizations, helping to solve challenges around limited internal IT resources, technical debt and wasteful practices, all while aligning the technology roadmap with business goals. 

Recent research shows that the global managed services market, which is already valued around $270 billion, is expected to grow around 13.6 percent from 2023 to 2030. This growth proves that teaming up with an experienced MS team is a game-changer for better customer engagement, a streamlined infrastructure, and maximizing business efficiencies. 

Let’s face it. Pivoting in the face of change comes with choices. It’s not hard to find a managed services provider. The name of the game is finding the right one for you. 

Selecting an experienced managed services team is the most important step you’ll take. If you’re not sure where to start, these five questions will help you find a Managed Services MVP to keep your digital transformation in play. 

 


 

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Grant Acosta
Grant Acosta
Director of Customer Success, Salesforce Strategic Services at  | + posts

Grant has over 10 years of management experience. He currently is the Director of Customer Success for Strategic Services engagements. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Redlands and a Master of Science in Information Systems and Business Analytics from the University of Utah.