In this segment, the team discusses a poll about how companies manage their IT infrastructure, revealing insights into the use of in-house IT staff, managed service providers (MSPs), and self-managed systems. They explore the complexities and challenges of scaling IT operations, emphasizing the importance of phased implementation, integration, and maintaining a simple yet effective user interface.
Part 2: Surviving a CAT: Adapting in an Adjusting Industry
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