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Managed IT Services — Alexis IT delivery in Waikato and Bay of Plenty.

Reliable IT, supported by people who know your environment.

Day-to-day technical support, proactive monitoring and a written 12-month roadmap — for 50 to 200 staff businesses across Waikato and Bay of Plenty.

What's included

Most businesses outgrow ad-hoc IT support somewhere between 20 and 50 staff. The fixes you used to make on the side stop scaling — backups don't get tested, patching falls behind, the next office move feels riskier than it should. Managed IT exists to turn that recurring firefight into a planned operating rhythm. The result is technology that stays out of your team's way and an IT partner who is in the room when the next business decision lands.

  • Helpdesk for staff incidents and requests, with named technicians who know your environment
  • Server, network and cloud monitoring 24/7 with proactive remediation
  • Microsoft 365 administration — licensing, mailboxes, identity, Teams Phone, security policies
  • Patching and security updates across desktops, laptops, servers and network gear
  • Onboarding and offboarding processes that work the same way every time, with audit trails

How we deliver it

Every Managed IT engagement at Alexis IT starts with the IT Roadmap — a structured conversation that produces a written plan for the next 12 to 24 months. From there, day-to-day support runs against your environment with the same team that built the plan. Quarterly we revisit the Roadmap, score what's been done, and adjust the next 90 days. Because Alexis IT also delivers structured cabling, networks, security and commercial electrical under one accountability model, when a Managed IT issue traces back to something physical (a cable, a switch, a power circuit), the same team picks it up — not a third-party callback.

Outcomes

  • Predictable monthly cost rather than spiky reactive invoices
  • Same team across digital and physical layers — no vendor finger-pointing
  • Forward visibility on the next 90 to 365 days of technology decisions
  • Audit-ready documentation when compliance or insurance asks

Frequently asked questions.

What's included in your Managed IT service?
Day-to-day desktop and laptop support, server and cloud monitoring, Microsoft 365 administration, network management, backup and patching, security updates, user onboarding and offboarding, and quarterly forward planning via the IT Roadmap. Every customer gets the same team across all of those.
How quickly do you respond to support tickets?
Response targets are set in your support agreement and vary by severity. Critical incidents (multiple staff down) are picked up first; standard requests slot in against the agreed SLA. Every ticket is owned by a named technician, not a rotating helpdesk pool.
Can you support a mix of cloud and on-premise?
Yes. Most of the businesses we support across Waikato and Bay of Plenty run Microsoft 365 for email and collaboration, on-premise servers for line-of-business apps, and hybrid networking that ties them together. Supporting all three layers under one team means cross-boundary issues land with people who can resolve them.
What's the difference between Managed IT and break-fix support?
Break-fix is reactive — something breaks, you call, you pay for the fix. Managed IT is a flat-monthly relationship where proactive monitoring, patching and capacity planning happen on a schedule. Most businesses past 20 staff find managed support is cheaper over a year because each incident carries downtime cost as well as the fix invoice.

Managed IT Services

we will walk through your current environment, surface what's working and what isn't, and propose a Managed IT engagement sized to where you actually are.

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