People & devices
Help with everyday issues, access, computers and the systems your team depends on.
Managed IT with a defined scope
For selected engagements, we handle agreed support, look after the systems behind it and help plan what comes next. When something goes wrong, we look beyond the ticket to understand the whole problem.
Choose the level of ownership
The right path depends on who handles daily IT now and where responsibility is unclear.
Wise IT can take day-to-day responsibility for an agreed set of users and systems when the environment and service needs are a fit.
Support includes the connected access, security, vendors, documentation and recovery work listed in the agreement.
Your team can keep daily ownership while Wise IT takes a defined architecture, platform, project or escalation role.
This co-managed help is usually scoped as consulting or project delivery, with the handoffs documented at the start.
See consulting for internal IT teamsWhat we can take off your plate
Every business is different, so we define the exact service after getting to know yours. It may include:
Help with everyday issues, access, computers and the systems your team depends on.
Care and administration for the servers, virtualization, storage, identity and collaboration platforms we agree to manage.
Data center and platform capabilitiesOversight of the infrastructure that connects your people, applications, services and locations, whether it runs in public cloud, a colocation facility or your own building.
Cloud and hybrid infrastructureSensible access, device, email and configuration safeguards built into the daily IT work.
Cybersecurity consultingBackup oversight, restore checks and a recovery plan built around the systems the business needs most.
Continuity and recovery planningVendor coordination, useful documentation and a plan for contracts, aging systems and future changes.
Manage and improve
A simple user problem can involve an account, a device, the network, a cloud service or another provider. Too many handoffs leave everyone busy and no one responsible.
Wise IT works across the systems we manage, follows the connections and coordinates the people needed to move things forward.
Learn your priorities, systems, recurring problems, risks and who owns what today.
Document what’s there, agree on responsibilities and take care of the transition work.
Help users, administer systems and coordinate the services we agreed to manage.
Use what we learn day to day to update the plan and choose the next useful improvements.
Scope, onboarding and price
Onboarding begins by identifying the users, devices, systems, locations and vendors inside the service. We document current access, existing owners, support handoffs and any transition work needed before Wise IT takes responsibility.
The written scope records support channels, availability, escalation responsibilities, service targets, assumptions and exclusions. Stabilization work, major upgrades and other defined projects may stay separate from recurring service.
Pricing follows that scope and the condition of the environment. You will see the responsibilities, boundaries and proposed price before making a commitment.
Is managed IT a fit?
Not sure whether you need recurring support or a focused engagement? Compare managed IT, consulting and project delivery.
We’ll talk about your priorities, current setup, recurring problems and any gaps in responsibility before suggesting a service.
You’ll get an honest view of whether we’re a fit, what needs attention first and what the next step should be.
Talk about managed ITCommon questions
These answers cover the questions that usually need to be settled before the scope is agreed.
Wise IT can take recurring responsibility for an agreed set of users and systems when the environment and service needs are a fit. Internal teams can also retain daily ownership while Wise IT handles a defined platform, architecture, project or escalation role.
Onboarding confirms the users, locations, systems, providers, access and existing responsibilities inside the service. The transition plan records urgent stabilization work, documentation gaps and the point when Wise IT accepts each responsibility.
The written scope identifies recurring work and exclusions. Stabilization, migrations, major upgrades and other defined changes may be separate projects so their outcome, timing and cost are clear.
Availability, contact channels, priorities, response targets, maintenance windows and escalation paths are stated in the proposed agreement. Those terms depend on the service being purchased and are confirmed before work begins.