A Low-Cost Solution to IT Safety and Security Is Just What Frugal Organizations Need to Enhance Operational Effectiveness

/EINPresswire.com/ -- MISSION VIEJO, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 10/20/15 -- Most nonprofits rely on their IT systems for fundraising, donor-information storage, and many other core operations. Unfortunately, they usually are running older, out-of-date systems because of tight operating budgets. Trouble is frequent.

"We often meet nonprofit operators when they call us at night or on the weekend because their systems have failed, or they've gotten bit by a piece of malware or some other major problem," said Chuck Lennon, President of TeamLogic IT. "Obviously, we want to help them fix the problem they are having, but once that crisis is taken care of, a conversation about managed IT services takes place right away."

TeamLogic IT franchise technicians and owners are finding ways to tap into many niche markets.

TeamLogic IT's managed IT services can garner a chunk of the billions being spent on IT.

TeamLogic IT is a top-rated technology franchise that solves major headaches for small and medium-sized businesses by offering managed IT service solutions that turn technology into an ally rather than an obstacle. TeamLogic IT franchisees meet a universal need among today's businesses: the need for rock-solid IT solutions that prevent downtime and provide security for critical data.

With managed IT services, a nonprofit or any other business has not only its local TeamLogic IT franchise team on call 24/7, it also has a nationwide network of technicians to fall back on. That means that no matter what the system setup and configuration, help is immediate and effective.

"Many of these organizations are using really old systems, but they just don't have the capital to do a full upgrade," Lennon said. "Our techs know the ins and outs of all the new hardware and software, but many of them also have decades of experience and so can keep older setups going, as well."

What's more, he added, they also can patch in backups and other failsafes so that the existing system does have some support in case of failure. "It's a great way for these nonprofits to bridge the gap between what they have, and what they eventually will upgrade to."

In other cases, a nonprofit has cobbled an IT system that has new elements tacked onto older pieces. TeamLogic IT franchise teams can tackle these, as well, working to keep the whole thing running while suggesting ways to quickly and economically evaluate and upgrade.

"What our owners do is let their techs do a full evaluation, and then create a plan of action," Lennon said. "They sit down with the nonprofit management team and go through where they are, where they need to be, and the steps to get from one point to the other."

That means not just talking about prices for equipment and software, but showing how managed IT services are a part of the overall solution.

"Once they realize that with a managed services contract they can make all this happen -- and also have constant and ongoing IT service and support -- they jump all over it," Lennon said. "In most cases, they had no idea there was something out there besides break-fix, short-term solutions. That's why TeamLogic IT franchise operations do so well. Nobody else offers the solutions, and the expertise, that we do."

To learn more, visit www.teamlogicfranchising.com.

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