What is a Fully Managed Platform and How Does it Compare to Managed Services?

Fully managed services provide proactive management of an IT asset or object by a third party, commonly known as an MSP, on behalf of a customer. This type of service allows the end user to focus on using the service rather than configuring it. With a fully managed platform, you don't have to worry about configuring machines, administration, patching, or backup. The provider's professional service team will identify and address any issues without any involvement from you.

Hyve offers Azure certified teams to optimize your platform and manage your costs. They can help with planning, migrating, scaling, or managing your IT from start to finish. Troubleshooting is an antiquated way of looking at IT that can be completely replaced by fully managed services, while internal IT and managed services can complement each other. Managed services are different from fully managed solutions in that they offer a complete set of technology providers that need to have more up-to-date certifications on the ever-evolving IT products and services that in-house IT staff have time to acquire.

Gartner defines a managed service provider (MSP) as providing services such as networking, applications, infrastructure and security through ongoing and regular support and active management at customers' premises, in their MSP data center (hosting) or in a third-party data center. Serverless technologies are also different from managed services. Serverless technologies allow you to configure a database using a form, which opens some virtual machines and deals with their state. This is different from managed services in that it does not require any involvement from you.

When looking for a fully managed data integration solution, you need to consider the cost of local, regional and even national services. Many companies are finding partners with the tools and expertise to manage the complexities related to these costs. Fully managed solutions are becoming increasingly popular as companies look for ways to remain competitive and adapt to their growing technology needs. In conclusion, fully managed platforms provide proactive management of an IT asset or object by a third party on behalf of a customer. It also eliminates the need for troubleshooting and provides up-to-date certifications on ever-evolving IT products and services.

Companies are increasingly turning to fully managed solutions in order to remain competitive and adapt to their growing technology needs.