
Saskatchewan businesses have traditionally handled IT support one of two ways: either call someone when things break (break-fix), or sign a contract with a managed service provider (MSP) for ongoing proactive support. Both have their place. But the calculus has changed significantly as cyberthreats have grown.
How it works: You call an IT provider when something breaks. They come, fix it, charge you by the hour. No ongoing contract.
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How it works: You pay a flat monthly fee. Your MSP monitors your systems 24/7, handles patches and updates, provides helpdesk support, and responds to incidents proactively.
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Use this simple guide:
Most Saskatchewan businesses with 10+ employees find that a single ransomware incident costs more than 5 years of managed IT services. The insurance value alone usually justifies the monthly fee.
SaskIT offers managed IT packages starting at flat monthly rates with 24/7 monitoring, local Saskatoon support, and no surprise invoices. Get your free IT health check →
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