Proactive business IT

Managed IT services that keep your organisation secure, productive and moving forward

Stratiis combines responsive user support, proactive monitoring, cybersecurity, Microsoft 365 management, cloud expertise and strategic guidance in one managed service.

What are managed IT services?

Managed IT services give your organisation an outsourced team that takes ongoing responsibility for supporting users, maintaining systems, managing security and planning technology improvements. Instead of waiting for failures and paying for emergency fixes, Stratiis monitors and manages your IT proactively, provides help when people need it and helps align technology with business priorities.

The business outcome

Move from reactive IT to managed improvement

A well-managed environment reduces avoidable disruption while creating a clearer foundation for security, budgeting and growth.

More productive people

Responsive help and consistent technology reduce the time users lose to recurring problems.

Stronger security

Protection, monitoring, patching and risk reviews are integrated into day-to-day IT management.

Predictable planning

A managed service creates clearer monthly costs and better visibility of future investment.

Broader expertise

Your organisation gains access to support, engineering, cloud, cybersecurity and strategic specialists.

What is included?

Connected support across your technology environment

The exact scope is agreed around your organisation, but a Stratiis managed service can bring the following capabilities together.

Cybersecurity

Layered controls across endpoints, identities, email, networks, users and vulnerabilities.

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Microsoft 365

Licensing, user administration, Teams, SharePoint, Exchange, OneDrive, identity and security configuration.

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Cloud, backup and recovery

Cloud management, protected business data, continuity planning and recovery arrangements.

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Vendor management

One accountable service partner to coordinate technology suppliers and resolve cross-platform issues.

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Projects and change

Structured delivery for migrations, infrastructure upgrades, office moves and digital transformation.

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Strategic IT guidance

Budgeting, lifecycle planning, technology roadmaps and regular reviews linked to business priorities.

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How it works

Five stages from discovery to continuous improvement

Our approach creates a stable starting point, embeds security and keeps the service aligned with changing needs.

1

Discover

We understand your infrastructure, applications, users, risks, pain points and business goals.

2

Stabilise

Recurring issues, failed backups, outdated systems and inconsistent configurations are addressed.

3

Secure

Appropriate controls are applied across devices, identities, email, networks, data and people.

4

Support

Users receive practical help while our team monitors and maintains the wider environment.

5

Improve

Regular reviews turn operational insight into priorities, budgets and a technology roadmap.

Service scope

What does a managed IT provider take responsibility for?

The table gives a practical view of the responsibilities a managed service can coordinate.

Service area Typical responsibility Business value
User support Troubleshooting, access, onboarding, offboarding, devices and application support. Less downtime and a clearer route for help.
Infrastructure Monitoring, maintenance, patching and capacity oversight for core systems and networks. More reliable operations and fewer avoidable failures.
Cybersecurity Endpoint, identity, email and network controls, awareness and vulnerability management. Reduced cyber risk and stronger operational resilience.
Cloud and Microsoft 365 Administration, licensing, configuration, collaboration services and security policies. A secure and productive modern workplace.
Backup and continuity Backup coverage, recovery objectives, monitoring and continuity planning. Greater confidence that data and services can be recovered.
Strategy and lifecycle Reviews, budgets, roadmaps, hardware refreshes and improvement priorities. Better decisions and fewer surprise technology costs.

Is managed IT right for you?

Support that fits your internal capability

Managed IT is a strong fit when…

Your organisation depends on technology but lacks the capacity, breadth or time to manage every area internally.

Recurring IT disruption affects productivity
Cybersecurity needs greater structure
Technology spending is difficult to predict
Growth is stretching internal resources
Remote or multi-site users need support
Leaders need clearer technology advice

Already have an internal IT team?

Co-managed IT can extend your existing team with additional service-desk capacity, specialist expertise, monitoring, cybersecurity or project support. Responsibilities remain clear while your internal team keeps the context and control it needs.

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Sector experience

Industries we work with

Different sectors face different pressures around data, compliance, availability, sites, users and specialist applications. Explore how Stratiis supports organisations in the industries shown in our Sectors menu.

Pricing

How much do managed IT services cost?

Managed IT is commonly priced per user, per month, but the right investment depends on the service scope, environment and level of risk. A technology assessment allows Stratiis to recommend an appropriate service rather than applying a one-size-fits-all price.

Users and devicesThe number and type of people and endpoints requiring support.
LocationsSingle-site, multi-site, remote and hybrid working requirements.
SecurityThe controls, monitoring and risk profile your organisation needs.
InfrastructureServers, networks, cloud platforms and existing technical condition.
ComplianceSector, client and regulatory obligations affecting the service.
Service levelsSupport coverage, response expectations and onsite requirements.

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Frequently asked questions

Managed IT services explained

What is the difference between break-fix IT and managed IT?

Break-fix support responds after something fails and is usually charged per incident. Managed IT provides ongoing support, maintenance, monitoring, security and planning for an agreed monthly service.

Can managed IT replace an internal IT department?

Yes, it can provide a fully outsourced IT function. If you already have an internal team, co-managed IT can supplement its capacity and specialist skills.

Do you support remote and multi-site employees?

Yes. The service can cover office-based, remote and hybrid users across multiple locations, subject to the scope agreed for your organisation.

Can Stratiis manage Microsoft 365?

Yes. Stratiis can manage licensing, users, Exchange Online, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, identity and relevant security policies.

How quickly will support requests receive a response?

Response expectations are defined in the service agreement and normally vary by priority and business impact. Urgent disruption is handled differently from routine requests.

Does managed IT include cybersecurity?

Cybersecurity is integrated into the service through appropriate controls, monitoring, maintenance and review. The exact protections depend on your risks and agreed scope.

Ready for a more proactive IT service?

Make technology easier to manage and better aligned with your business

Talk to Stratiis about your users, environment, risks and priorities. We will help you identify the right managed or co-managed approach.

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