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Managed Technology Services

Run IT. Protect IT. Evolve IT.

 Technology is the backbone of your business — but managing it shouldn't consume your leadership's time, budget, or focus. Opensity Solutions delivers end-to-end Managed Technology Services that keep your infrastructure running, your users supported, and your organization ready for what's next. 

Services That Support Your Business

Infrastructure & Hosting

Build on a foundation that never sleeps.

Services include:

  • Data center co-location and cloud infrastructure hosting
  • Hybrid infrastructure management
  • Backup and disaster recovery
  • Storage and compute optimization
  • Network Operations Center (NOC)

Network Connectivity & Operations

Keep every location connected, secure, and performing.

Services include:

  • Managed WAN / SD-WAN
  • Multi-office connectivity
  • Cloud networking
  • Secure remote access
  • Performance monitoring and incident management

White-Glove Help Desk

Your users deserve better than a ticket queue.

Services include:

  • 24/7 phone and email support
  • First call resolution focus
  • Managed desktop services
  • Client training and onboarding support
  • Elevated end-user experience

Security, Governance & Resilience

Protect what matters before it's at risk.

Services include:

  • SOC / cybersecurity monitoring
  • Compliance and governance support
  • Vulnerability and patch management
  • Cyber attack recovery planning
  • Operational risk mitigation

Enterprise Applications & Productivity

The tools your team depends on, managed end to end.

Services include:

  • Microsoft Cloud Services (M365, Azure)
  • Email, collaboration, and access management
  • License management and vendor coordination
  • Business workflow platforms
  • Document management systems

Strategic Advisory & Transformation

Technology that moves with your business, not behind it.

Services include:

  • IT roadmap and consulting
  • Automation and AI enablement
  • Migration services
  • Optimization reporting and insights
  • Technology lifecycle planning
Proven results for businesses like yours
99.9%
uptime delivered across managed infrastructure environments
40%
reduction in IT support tickets after first 90 days
faster issue resolution vs. in-house IT teams

Service Delivery Models

 Foundational | Core Care | Advanced Care | Total Care 

Pain points we help solve

Why would I outsource IT? My internal team already handles it.

The real question is: what is it actually costing you to have them handle it?

They probably do. The question isn't whether your team is capable — it's whether managing IT infrastructure is the highest-value use of their time, and whether a small internal team can realistically deliver the coverage, specialization, and proactive management that a dedicated MSP operates at scale. Most internal IT teams are good at keeping things running. They are stretched thin on security, compliance, strategic planning, and 24/7 response. Opensity doesn't replace capability — we extend it and take the operational weight off people who should be focused on your business, not your patch schedule. 

How do I know your team understands our environment and industry?

Your HR team is stretched. They recruit, onboard, manage, and replace support staff on top of everything else — and admin roles churn at some of the highest rates in professional services. Every departure costs roughly $15K–$20K before the next person is productive. That cycle repeats, and your team absorbs every bit of it.

 We don't show up and learn on your time. Before we touch anything, we map your environment, your workflows, your critical applications, and the business context around them. Our teams are assigned by industry vertical — the people supporting a professional services firm are not the same people supporting a logistics operation. We've spent years embedded inside law firms, financial services organizations, and enterprise operations. We understand what downtime costs in those environments, what compliance looks like, and what your leadership team actually cares about. Ask us about your stack before you sign anything — the answer will tell you what you need to know. 

We've had bad experiences with MSPs before — slow response, cookie-cutter solutions. What's different?

 Most MSP disappointments come from one of two things: a ticket queue that treats every issue the same, or an account team that sells a custom solution and then delivers a templated one. We've designed our model specifically around both problems. Every client has a named account director — not a shared inbox. SLAs are defined before we start, not after something breaks. And our operating model is built around your environment, not a standard playbook dropped into it. We know that's what every MSP says. We're willing to put it in the contract. 

What happens when something breaks at 2am — who actually picks up?

 A person. Not a bot, not a voicemail, not an automated ticket acknowledgment with a four-hour response window. Our help desk operates 24/7 with live coverage, defined escalation paths, and first-call resolution as a measured metric — not a talking point. When something critical goes down at 2am, the engineer who picks up has access to your environment documentation, your escalation contacts, and the authority to act. We track every after-hours incident and review them in your QBR so patterns get fixed, not just tickets get closed.  

We're worried about losing control of our own IT systems and data.

 You should be — that's a legitimate concern and any MSP that dismisses it isn't being straight with you. Here's how we handle it: you own your systems, your data, and your credentials. Full stop. Opensity operates with defined access scopes that you approve, documented in the engagement agreement. You have visibility into everything we do through your management portal. We don't make architectural changes without sign-off. If you ever decide to bring operations back in-house or move to a different provider, we have a structured offboarding process that ensures continuity and full knowledge transfer. Control doesn't transfer to us — operational responsibility does. Those are different things. 

What's the real total cost of keeping IT management in-house?

 Most organizations undercount it significantly. The salary of your IT staff is the visible line. What doesn't show up cleanly on the budget: recruiting and replacement costs when someone leaves (typically 1.5–2x annual salary), the productivity cost of downtime your team doesn't have bandwidth to prevent, the security exposure of a small team managing threat monitoring without dedicated tooling, the opportunity cost of senior technical staff spending time on routine support instead of strategic work, and the hidden cost of decisions made without the specialized expertise you'd get from a team that does this across dozens of environments. When organizations do the full accounting, outsourcing to a mature MSP is rarely more expensive — and often measurably less. We're happy to model it against your actual numbers before you make any decision. 

What is your in-house IT operation really costing you?
~$1.2M
Average fully-loaded cost of a 3-person internal IT team annually, including salary, benefits, training, and tooling.
~$26K
Average cost to replace one mid-level IT staff member through recruiting, onboarding, and ramp time.
~$5,600/hr
Estimated business cost of unplanned downtime for a mid-size organization — every hour IT is down, the meter is running.

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