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The Challenge
A non-profit that helps low-income communities finance and build schools needed a lot of IT support. Its aging computer network suffered from slow response times, unreliable performance, and widespread virus outbreaks due to inadequate cybersecurity. However, with just one technician to support headquarters in San Francisco, and branches in Los Angeles, New York, and Washington, DC, the organization could barely maintain its computer network—never mind upgrading it.
The Solution
Instead of hiring additional in-house IT staff, the non-profit opted to outsource IT support using Xantrion Core IT. After a thorough assessment of the non-profit's existing computer network, Xantrion introduced these changes:
The Outcome
Today, instead of struggling with systems that impede productivity, employees now enjoy a reliable, stable computer network that lets them work more efficiently and explore new opportunities for growth. Additionally, by paying a single fixed monthly rate for unlimited IT support, the organization has tighter control over its budget. Freed from the burden of managing its computer network, it can now focus on its core competency: providing technical and capital assistance to low-income families, neighborhoods, and communities.