#01 Network

Networking applications, functions and facilities that companies outsource to a managed service provider ( MSP) to be centrally owned, monitored and maintained are managed network services. Regulated network services, such as traditional leased WAN and LAN lines, range from basic network access and transport services to newer software-defined WAN (SD-WAN) connexions and virtual network services. The wide variety of managed services available includes WAN optimization, centralised networking, network management, managed security firewalls and virtual private networks ( VPNs), in addition to network access and transport services.

#02 UCaaS

Unified Communications as a service is one of the best-known terms in the everything-as-a-service economy. While the concept of centralised comms has been around for years, the as-a-service model makes a fully integrated technology stack more available to the masses.
According to the Magic Quadrant for UCaaS given by industry analysts Gartner, UC and UCaaS are both concepts which provide similar characteristics, such as voice and telephony, video and audio conferencing, real-time messaging and presence.

The key difference is that UCaaS is hosted by your provider. That means, you do not have to set up all of your own infrastructure to get started.
The modular and cloud based design of UCaaS makes it an excellent choice for organizations of all sizes.

#03 CCaaS

Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) is a cloud-focused approach to customer engagement that enables companies to use applications from a contact centre provider. A CCaaS model allows businesses to procure only the technologies they need, thus reducing the need for internal IT support.

For several contact centers, CCaaS is an ideal solution, providing scalability as organizational needs shift. Investment is low and costs are greatly decreased by offering the option to pay for just the technology needed, while improving the ability to service customers better. Contact Centers may provide access to a wider level of communication through the enterprise through a programme such as CCaaS.

#04 Security

In computing, managed security services are network security services that have been outsourced to a service provider. With 24/7 controlled safety services, secure your confidential data , monitor your environment for intrusions and respond to security incidents. Before using Managed Protection Services, we recommend evaluating your cybersecurity posture first to make sure you know where you are, what’s lacking, and where you want to go. Identification of the services listed below is included in our Managed Services.

#05 Cloud

Managed cloud services enable organisations to tap into the power of cloud computing without the pain of becoming an expert at anything. It starts with the simple truth that any cloud has to be managed by somebody. The managed cloud allows each customer to choose which The functions they want to handle in-house, leaving their service provider with all the rest. Managed cloud services can be used in infrastructure and application level support. Our engineers can not only manage customers’ computing , storage, networks, and operating systems, but also the complex tools and application stacks that operate on top of the infrastructure.

#06 Internet of Things

The Internet of Things , or IoT, refers to the billions of physical devices around the world that are now connected to the internet, all of which store and share data. Anything can be turned into a part of the IoT, from anything as small as a pill to anything as large as an airliner, due to the arrival of super-cheap computer chips and the ubiquity of wireless networks. Connecting and adding sensors to all these different objects gives machines that would otherwise be dumb a degree of artificial intelligence, enabling them to share information in real time without involving a human being. The Internet of Things makes the fabric of the world around us more aware and more responsive, merging the digital and physical worlds.