What is a managed IT service provider?
A managed IT service provider, or MSP, supports and manages an organization’s technology through an ongoing relationship. Depending on the agreed scope, that can include user support, computers, networks, servers, backup, security, communications, and technology planning.
Is managed IT only for large companies?
No. Managed IT is often especially valuable for small and growing businesses that depend on technology but do not have a complete internal IT department. The service scope can be tailored to the size and complexity of the organization.
Can Millennium Group support our existing equipment?
Millennium Group works with existing business computers, servers, networks, firewalls, backup systems, and VoIP environments. The team can assess the current environment and recommend what should be maintained, improved, upgraded, or replaced.
Does managed IT include cybersecurity?
Cybersecurity is an important part of Millennium Group’s business IT capabilities. Services include network-security support, multiple firewall platforms, password-generation software, remote monitoring and protection, and specialized Oasis firewall protection for CNC environments. The exact security scope should be defined for each client.
Can you help us replace or migrate a server?
Yes. Millennium Group assesses server requirements, builds and installs custom servers, and performs migrations involving Active Directory domain controllers, virtual machines, file shares, VoIP systems, and other workloads.
Can you help protect our business data?
Yes. Millennium Group offers off-site backup through UrBackup, redundant onsite three-drive rotation, and recovery assistance for failed computers and drives. The appropriate design depends on the organization’s data and continuity needs.
Do you provide managed IT services outside Loveland, CO?
Yes. Millennium Group is based in Loveland, CO, and provides managed IT services to businesses throughout Northern Colorado. Our local team supports businesses with ongoing IT management, troubleshooting, network security, servers, and technology infrastructure.