Businesses spend nearly 70 percent of their IT budgets on the maintenance and support of existing applications. We have a variety of support and maintenance options that will smooth out budget spikes, improve application service levels, and better maintain your applications.
Our Support and Maintenance Services offer the following options - making it possible to get just the right service level you need:
- Managed Application Services, offered through our Delivery Center, give you a way to outsource the entire management of an application (or portfolio of applications) and lock-in guaranteed levels of support guided by ITIL service level best practices.
- Project-based Support gives you flexible, cost-effective options for application maintenance and support using our IT Delivery Center service.
- Staff Augmentation gives you flexible access to experienced Magenic business consulting, ITIL and technical professionals
Our Application Support - is fixed-priced, cost effective, predictable and reliable.
Magenic’s Application Support is a pre-defined ‘level-of-effort-support’ are multi-year, fixed-priced contracts that encompass complete application support, enhancements and maintenance. Whether hosted in our Delivery Center or hosted off-site, we’re able to manage one application or an entire portfolio of your applications to give you:
- The ability to better plan budgets and smooth out IT budget spikes
- Improved user service levels that meet business objectives
- A ‘lock-in’ price for Level 2 & 3 support costs
- Assurance that problems will be isolated and fixed quickly
- A ‘lock-in’ on customer response times for Level 2 & 3 support
- A ‘lock-in’ on rampant user modifications
- Assurance that system documentation is maintained
- A staff to maintain legacy systems through the decommission process
Best Practices in Information Technology Management
Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) is a set of 12 managed best practices drawn from the collective experience and wisdom of thousands of IT practitioners to help create a service-oriented IT culture. Not surprisingly, it has emerged as the world’s most widely accepted approach in the management and delivery of IT services since The Gartner Group reports it can reduce an organization’s total cost of ownership by as much as 38%.
There are two groups of best practices:
Service Support
- Service Level Management
- Financial Management
- Capacity Management
- Availability Management
- Security Management
- Continuity Management
Service Delivery
- Incident Management
- Problem Management
- Configuration Management
- Change Management
- Release Management
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