Blog Posts for IT Services

Growth will be the talk of the town across industries in 2024. Gartner finds that 62% of Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) have chosen ‘Growth’ as their top business priority this year, which is at its highest since 2014. The newly identified focus on growth stems from Artificial intelligence (AI) being viewed as the primary driver of the next business shift after digital transformation.

Despite the buzz around AI, many organizations are still in the early stages of their digital journeys. 53% of CEOs report that their digital transformations are either just beginning or less than halfway complete, making technological change their second-highest priority.

In a digital age infused with cyber threats, it’s not enough to just have IT services; security services have become equally, if not more, essential. Both MSP and MSSP represent vital layers of defense for modern businesses.

In this blog, we will explain the difference between MSP and MSSP, what sets them apart and which one speaks to the specific needs of your organization.

What is an MSP?

A Managed Service Provider (MSP) is a third-party entity that offers IT services to other businesses, such as network management, cloud computing, backup and recovery, software installation and maintenance, and help desk support. An MSP can help you reduce your IT costs, improve your efficiency and free up your staff to focus on your core business.