April 23, 2004
IBM Wants to Be Your IT Department
Smallbusinesscomputing writes It's a fact of life: Small and mid-sized businesses face many of the same technology-related challenges that larger enterprises encounter. The difference is that SMBs can't devote a lot of people, time or money to dealing with problems รณ or just as important to preventing problems.
To help businesses that don't have large IT staffs, IBM yesterday announced its Desktop Management Services program aimed at companies with between 100 and 1,000 employees. For a monthly per-user fee (starting at $40), IBM manages your entire technology environment: operating systems, applications, desktop PCs, mobiles devices, printers and so on. (full story)
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