Since the dramatic fallout of the major economic US recession around 2007, the real estate ecosystem certainly took some major blows. It’s taken years to slowly unwind the damage done and the post-recession effects still hurt. But, as technology evolved and finances stabilized, the real estate industry got a second wind, largely thanks to the steady integration of information technology.

IT in general is tremendously useful. The world is more and more connected with the growth of internet tech, and with major investments from power players like Google to create wireless access points, we’re only getting more connected. This said, the same is for the real estate industry. There are many reasons why it’s so crucial in any modern real estate platform. read more

Companies can outgrow themselves. The foundation created to maintain the infrastructure of a company can be outdated in five or ten years.  The size of a company’s growth may render old technology and plans mostly obsolete. It’s truer than it ever has been today, with data and tech swiftly outpacing the old methods every year. Data management is often a mandatory component to a successful corporation and sometimes, an overwhelming one.

Fortunately, this doesn’t mean a company will go under if the demands of updating hardware and software are too much. In fact, even a business on the up-and-up with modern tech trends need help now and again, and no more does this come into play than with Managed Service Providers. MSP’s are generally third party clients who use multiple techniques, from cloud computing to IT support, to give your company more on site resources while they handle a specific workload. There are plenty of reasons to use an MSP, and here are just a few. read more