Customer Company Size
SME
Region
- America
Country
- United States
Product
- Auvik
Tech Stack
- Cloud-based network remote monitoring
- Network management
Implementation Scale
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
Impact Metrics
- Revenue Growth
- Productivity Improvements
- Customer Satisfaction
Technology Category
- Networks & Connectivity - Network Management & Analysis Software
Applicable Industries
- Telecommunications
Applicable Functions
- Business Operation
Use Cases
- Remote Asset Management
- Predictive Maintenance
Services
- System Integration
About The Customer
NoctisIT is a small managed service provider (MSP) based in Austin. Despite being a team of only three, the company has managed to win clients over larger MSPs due to its razor-sharp value proposition. The company scales by drawing on the services of large, well-resourced master MSPs. The CEO of NoctisIT, Jason Whitehurst, believes that the key to his business' success is positioning himself as his clients’ trusted business advisor, a role he refers to as the virtual CIO. This involves managing the client’s entire IT environment, which requires overhauling and replacing existing processes with best practice tools.
The Challenge
NoctisIT, a small managed service provider (MSP) based in Austin, was looking to scale and win clients over larger MSPs. The company's CEO, Jason Whitehurst, identified the need for a virtual CIO role, which would involve managing the client’s entire IT environment. However, this required overhauling and replacing existing processes with best practice tools. The challenge was to find a tool that would allow NoctisIT to manage the client appropriately and understand what devices are in their environment. Another challenge was to effectively and proactively manage his clients’ networks, which would allow NoctisIT to position itself as a business investment rather than a traditional resell strategy.
The Solution
NoctisIT implemented Auvik, a cloud-based network remote monitoring and management solution. Auvik equipped NoctisIT to effectively and proactively manage its clients’ networks. The tool was leveraged as a business investment instead of a traditional resell strategy. Auvik was used to map the prospect’s network infrastructure, saving the team from spending 10 to 15 hours walking the environment finding all the switches and access points. Auvik also provided immediate visibility into the infrastructure, which was crucial in winning pitches. The tool became part of the company’s sales framework, with Jason first installing an Auvik collector on one of his prospect’s devices, then presenting the findings to the decision makers.
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