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Growing IT Workloads
Small or solo IT teams are overwhelmed by growing workloads, manual processes, and inadequate tools, leading to poor support and operational chaos.
In their words
I don't have the networking expertise, or frankly the time, to confidently handle the ongoing maintenance of this infrastructure
I really miss the backstage ability to poke around and look at the registry or run powershell commands
O cliente não estaria comprando "AWS", mas sim tranquilidade.
they want to replace current manual method of receiving requests, assigning delivery resource, executing, tracking, monitoring, handover & closing actions / projects
50% of my day is spent waking people through who to preform basic tasks on their computer/phone
looking for recommendations for an IT company that you're all using (or are you doing it in-house?)
I said I cannot do my work because my laptop is literally not functioning.
I have to walk through the exact same things with them weekly.
is there a set up where MSPs work with internal ITs and/or can help with one off projects?
It takes days sometimes to have It reach out on the issue, and sometimes they don’t even resolve the problem
every time we want to change something it turns into another project and half the team is afraid to touch the workflows
Nobody to call for help.
Small IT teams
Where they talk
- r/sysadmin
- r/ITManagers
- r/it
- r/ITCareerQuestions
- r/advertising
- r/Warehousing
- r/jira
- r/helpdesk
Tools they use today
- ServiceNow
- Jira
- Azure
- Freshservice
- Google Workspace
- Microsoft 365
- Microsoft Intune
- SharePoint
Why those fall short
- assessments are one-off; no ongoing tracking or cost forecasting
- no documentation from predecessors, budget basically nothing, cloud/paid services a hard sell
- no mentor or second pair of hands; no guidance on what is useful
- users skip the guide and ticketing platform, call IT directly
- no documentation, no policies, single point of failure in owner's head
Map of ideas
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