STEADfast IT Redefines IT Managed Services With Smart IT Support Service
Jul 27, 2017
STEADfast IT is making waves in the world of IT managed service providers with their unique approach to end-user support services and larger IT issues.
Saratoga Springs , United States - July 27, 2017 /NewsNetwork/ —
STEADfast IT is disrupting the IT managed services industry with their proprietary process that puts an end to the common backlog of immediate end-user support demands. Through their unlimited remote support services and their one of a kind ticketing system, STEADfast allows business owners and internal IT departments to focus on bigger projects while outsourcing employee needs to the STEADfast team. STEADfast has also developed several proprietary systems for handling monitoring, ticketing and rapid support geared toward day-to-day support for businesses.
“More than 92% of employee ticket issues are resolved the same day with the STEADfast system.”, says Dawn Meifert, Director of Marketing at STEADfast IT.
STEADfast IT is the brainchild of Craig Skevington, well known Saratoga entrepreneur with long and distinguished track record of starting successful businesses that spans over 2 decades. Recently, Craig received the Jeffrey A. Lawrence Lifetime Contributor Award, an honor bestowed upon Craig by his peers in the industry. STEADfast IT was founded to allow businesses to outsource IT tasks such as end user support and let their internal IT teams focus on higher level tasks such as infrastructure. STEADfast offers a broad range of managed IT services with a primary focus on resolving a company’s end user support issues in the fastest possible manner.
STEADfast IT is a Managed IT Services provider located in beautiful Saratoga Springs, NY, serving customers with white glove managed IT support including but not limited to; Virtual CIO, end-user support, unlimited remote support, data storage, network security, monitoring, encrypted backups and firewalls. STEADfast IT is an IT Managed Service Provider with primary offices located at STEADfast IT 112 S Broadway Saratoga Springs, NY 12866. For more information about STEADfast IT, business it outsourcing and it managed services contact STEADfast IT at 518-581-7200 or visit their website at https://managedserviceprovider.com .
Contact Info:
Name: Dawn Meifert
Email: [email protected]
Organization: STEADfast IT
Address: 112 S Broadway, Saratoga Springs , NY 12866, United States
Phone: +1-518-581-7200
For more information, please visit https://steadfastit.com
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 221657
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