Quick tips Think ahead. If you are going pay an hourly rate to outsource your IT needs, make sure you outline everything you want done before you bring in a consultant. This will save time, and in turn, money. You may already have a potential in-house technical guru hiding out in your office. See if one of your current employees has the potential to troubleshoot.
Timing is everything.
When your office relies so heavily on technology, you can't afford to wait around for help. Make sure whatever you go with, they have a quick response time. The McGraw-Hill Companies Inc. All rights reserved.