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A per-workstation fee that adjusts both ways, adjustable service tiers, cloud architecture: the three tests of managed IT that follows your growth.
Monthly report, quarterly reviews, SLA tracking, arbitrating recommendations: the method to steer your provider without being an IT specialist.
Administration, MFA, external backup, Teams governance: the 7 essential services to keep a Microsoft 365 tenant under control, with costs in CHF.
Tested backups, RTO/RPO, recovery plan, redundancy: how to stay operational after a failure, ransomware or disaster.
SLA, scope, exit clause, data location: the 6 clauses to examine when comparing managed IT offers, so you can sign without bad surprises.
Fiduciaries, medical practices, lawyers: the 7 requirements of managed IT that respects professional secrecy, with the questions to ask before signing.
What managed IT services cover, what they cost in CHF per workstation, and how to choose a local provider that keeps you FADP-compliant. The complete guide.
Outsourcing your IT without data protection risk: what the FADP requires from the contract, where to host data and how to manage sub-processors.
Vague scope, reactive provider, missing SLAs, chronic under-investment: the 5 real causes of managed IT failure in SMEs, and how to avoid them.
Managed IT, telephony, business software, website: the method to coordinate several IT providers without an internal IT manager, without conflicts or grey areas.
Why migrate to a cloud hosted in Switzerland, how to go about it and what it costs. Focus on data protection obligations and the choice of Infomaniak.
Realistic use cases, budget to plan for and mistakes to avoid. An honest guide to what AI can (and cannot) do for a small or medium Swiss business.
The revised Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection is in force. What has changed, what you need to put in place, and the consequences of non-compliance.
Data protection obligations, common threats (ransomware, phishing), priority measures and realistic costs to secure a Swiss SME in 2026.
Concrete criteria for evaluating an IT provider: response time, local presence, data sovereignty, contract clarity, references. What to ask before you sign.
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