"No Old Flannel!" Mary would say that IT Support Companies were hiding behind techno-babble and TLA's (Three Letter Acronyms). I think she would be right. IT Support Companies need to explain computer technology in a way that business people can understand. For most businesses computers are not an end in themselves - just a means to an end.

That's right. Even with a service agreement, they will send the part to you so YOU can put it in or YOU can ship it back to them for repair. See what I mean by "Consumer Replaceable"? Oh, yeah by the way the parts they send out for you (to install all by yourself) will probably be "refurbished". Nope, you don't even get a new one.



First of all the reputation of the IT services and support a company offers should be checked thoroughly. When you have a problem you'll want it solved as soon as possible, saving time, disruption and money. The internet is full of reviews of these companies and in order to check them it's easy to log-in on Google, type Managed I.T support uttah and support company reviews and get a list with dozens of results to check out.

A little advice to those already using Yahoo! Web Hosting (1) Take their tech support I.T writing with a grain of salt. If it doesn't work at first, try again, if it still doesn't work call phone support (2) If phone support even starts out like they don't know, just end that call, then call again and cross your fingers you get a good one. They do have some good phone techs. (3) Never email for support.

Before you Managed I.T support uttah make any changes to your PC make sure you save your computer's current settings in System Restore. If you do not know how to do this, or cannot figure it out, then you may not be advanced enough to be able to optimize your computer services, although both tasks should be very easy.

The problem is that far too many business owners call in external help too late. Just imagine. What is the point in hiring the best ship consultants to save your sinking ship after she hit an iceberg and is already 9/10 under water?

So in the next few years, your computer will become like any other major appliance. The maintenance and care of its few "moving" parts will become your sole responsibility, warranty or not. When was the last time you saw a refrigerator repair guy?