What factors impact ROI with ITS?
What makes ITS’s ROI analysis so effective is the depth of factors considered. Kaminsky outlined several key elements that go into calculating a detailed ROI:
1. Initial Investment
First, we look at the upfront cost of new IT equipment, software, or services. Some common costs are hardware upgrades, cybersecurity systems, and the onboarding fee.
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2. Ongoing Costs
These include maintenance, operational costs, software updates, and utility expenses. ITS provides projections for these ongoing costs and highlights potential areas for reduction.
3. Revenue Impact
ITS also evaluates whether new IT systems can generate revenue. For example, an upgraded phone system may enhance communication, leading to faster transactions or improved customer service.
4. Time Savings
Automating processes or optimizing systems also saves employees' time. ITS quantifies these time savings and converts them into a dollar value for the ROI analysis.
5. Intangibles
The last factor is intangibles. Sometimes, the value of an IT investment isn’t just in direct cost savings.
Kaminsky emphasizes that ITS helps businesses realize intangibles like improved branding and a lighter workload. For example, ITS may implement branded phone systems that elevate a company’s image, which can lead to long-term value.
These factors combined give ITS clients a clear understanding of their ROI, helping them make informed decisions about their IT investments.
How does ITS optimize ROI for you?
ITS doesn’t just provide a one-time ROI calculation and walk away. We’re also committed to offering ongoing support that helps businesses continuously optimize their IT systems.
"Our clients typically experience cost reductions ranging from 20-35%, with some realizing even greater savings thanks to the efforts of our process and alignment engineering teams,” Kaminsky said.
By continuously aligning IT services with a client’s needs, ITS ensures that systems remain efficient, cost-effective, and scalable.
This proactive approach not only saves money, but also prevents costly downtime or operational failures.
As Kaminsky explained, “When we monitor a client’s systems and catch potential issues before they cause problems, we’re saving them both time and money. Our goal is to become a proactive partner, not just a reactive vendor.”
Clients who view the relationship with ITS as a strategic partnership rather than a simple vendor agreement also get the most ROI. "The more we’re involved in their IT operations, the more savings and value we can deliver."
By engaging with ITS across a range of services—whether it’s managed IT, cybersecurity, or voice-over-IP—clients allow ITS to offer regular insights, tailored recommendations, and detailed ROI analyses that lead to greater long-term savings.
Ready to get a detailed ROI analysis?
Can ITS provide a detailed ROI analysis? The answer is a resounding yes. ITS’s personalized approach to ROI calculations considers everything from upfront costs to long-term savings, giving you a clear understanding of the value you gain from outsourcing their IT.
Whether your company is looking to cut down on operational inefficiencies, save on IT costs, or improve system performance, ITS has the expertise to deliver.
If you’re ready to see how much your business can save by partnering with ITS, contact us today to schedule a consultation. Let us show you how our detailed ROI analysis and managed IT services can help optimize your operations and increase your bottom line.
To learn more about ITS before setting up a meeting, here are some free resources:
- Managed IT Services: What ITS Can and Can’t Do
- 3 Types of Reports from ITS: Knowing the Value of your MSP
- ITS Cost Calculator [TOOL]