Discover managed services providers in Austin, TX

by

March 16, 2017

march16.png

For MyITpros, our mission statement is to help and empower people. Part of this principle means making sure our clients and prospective clients have the tools and education needed to make the right IT decisions for their company.

One of the most important IT processes that a company goes through is deciding who their managed services provider should be. We encourage businesses to do their due diligence, as your MSP should be an extension of your business, share the same values and support the same culture.  We’ve written extensively on how to find the best provider for your business- such as an interview guide on what you should be asking your potential IT services firm!

So, who are some of the managed services providers in Austin, TX you should be talking to?

Freedom IT

Freedom IT was founded in Austin in 1999, and primarily serves businesses in the Austin community. They offer a range of managed services including managed internet, risk management and business IT services and well as cloud management. You can learn more about Freedom IT by visiting their website, or you can contact them directly!

GCS Technology

GCS was started by two brothers in 2000. Since then, they’ve worked with over 750 companies. They offer IT services under the umbrella of managed services, professional services and technology consulting services. GCS works with what they call an “on-demand” pricing model, which deviates from fixed costs and returns to hourly services pricing.  You can schedule an assessment with GCS direct through their website, or contact them here.

How To Hire Right IT Provider.png

Texas Systems Group

Established in 2002 and located in north Austin, Texas Systems Group offers managed services, IT projects, data center and other IT services to clients both locally and across Texas, as well as nationwide and internationally. Our companies have a lot in common, and our shared values make TSG a firm we’ve recommended on numerous occasions. You can contact them here.

MyITpros

Last, but certainly not least (of course), is MyITpros. Established in 1993, we’ve been serving Austin and the greater central Texas area for 24 years! We offer a full, comprehensive set of managed IT services and cloud solutions supported by a strong account management and support team setup. It’s important to us that you know who we are (there are no stock models on our site!) and what we are doing- we have no long-term contracts and a robust account management and review that provides strong communication. You can contact us for more information!

For business owners interested in managed services in Austin, TX, or anywhere in the country, the process you go through to choose the right fit is an important one. Take the time to fully vet out a few different prospects and ensure they meet not just your pricing guidelines, but your culture as well. For more information on hiring the right IT provider, grab yourself a free copy of our ebook!

We're Integris. We're always working to empower people through technology.

Keep reading

The Future of Remote Work: Cybersecurity for the New Normal in 2024

The Future of Remote Work: Cybersecurity for the New Normal in 2024

After the freedom people experienced from remote work during the pandemic, the "return to office mandates" many companies are trotting out are flopping. Hard. Recent mutinies against the RTOs imposed by Amazon and Dell are great examples. When employees were given the...

Retainers for vCIOs and vCISOs: A Comprehensive Guide

Retainers for vCIOs and vCISOs: A Comprehensive Guide

If you're running an IT department at a small to mid-size company, you know— the demands on your infrastructure are greater than ever. Cyber threats are growing at an alarming pace, primarily fueled by the accessibility of AI to hackers. Cloud productivity, system...

Hot Topics for Cybersecurity in 2024

Hot Topics for Cybersecurity in 2024

As we go into 2024, Cybercrime now accounts for $8 Trillion US dollars—enough to make it the third largest "economy" after the US and China.   As scary as that number is, it is the downstream effects of Cybercrime that are so serious. Hacked businesses experience the...