Justifying the cost of IT is difficult for both the IT department and business owners. The common thought is that when IT is working it looks like nothing is happening at all. However, when something does go wrong then they wonder why they are paying for anything at all.

Managed application services comprised a $2 billion market in 2017, and that is set to grow to $5.5 billion within the next four years, according to Fox 5 Las Vegas. Just as managed IT services can free up your internal IT resources to focus on mission-critical initiatives, a Managed Application Service Provider (MASP) can reduce the operating costs of your business.

When it comes to protecting patient health information and complying with HIPAA, your Las Vegas health organization is under more pressure than ever before. Nationwide, HIPAA noncompliance fines totaled $19.3 million in 2017. Penalties have increased more than 300% since 2015.

Passing a HIPAA inspection by the Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Civil Rights (OCR) hinges on your network security.

Lost, stolen or unsecured devices are involved in 18% of data breaches, according to a recent eWeek survey. But financial services companies face an even bigger threat to the security of confidential data: employees using consumer software in the workplace.

Although most managed IT support providers offer remote support, they don't all provide the same levels of service. When choosing managed IT services in Las Vegas, here are the key differentiators to help you find the best remote support service.

1. “Hands-free” support.

Using your in-house IT department for help desk services can drag down productivity. That's why companies have increased the amount of work they offload to managed IT service providers by 17% since 2015, according to a new Computer Economics study. Is it time for your Las Vegas company to outsource your IT help desk? Here are four ways to tell.