Co-managed IT and managed IT services are both outsourcing models that can help businesses improve their IT infrastructure and operations. However, there are some key differences between the two models. In co-managed IT, the organization's internal IT team and a managed service provider (MSP) work together to manage the organization's IT infrastructure. The internal IT team retains primary responsibility for day-to-day IT operations, while the MSP provides additional support, expertise, and resources as needed. In managed IT, the MSP takes full responsibility for managing the organization's IT infrastructure. The MSP's team handles all aspects of IT operations, including help desk support, network monitoring, security, and system administration. The main difference between co-managed IT and managed IT is the level of control that the organization retains over its IT infrastructure. In co-managed IT, the organization retains primary control, while in managed IT, the MSP takes full control. Co-managed IT can be a good option for organizations that want to maintain control over their IT infrastructure while also benefiting from the expertise and resources of an MSP. Managed IT can be a good option for organizations that want to outsource all of their IT operations to an MSP.