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25 IT Struggles for 2025, Part 3: MSP Support

managed IT support challenges in 2025

In this final part of our “25 IT Struggles for 2025” series, we turn our focus to the vital role of managed IT support (MSP) services in navigating today’s high-stakes IT landscape. From sluggish providers to ballooning costs, businesses need MSP partners who do more than just keep the lights on – they need proactive allies for smooth operations, predictable costs, and responsive support, building the foundation for a future-ready IT environment.

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20. Underperforming IT Providers

For many companies, a reactive and underperforming IT provider can cause more harm than good. Slow responses and a lack of proactive solutions leave businesses vulnerable to problems that could have been prevented with better oversight and support.

“Our last MSP just wasn’t doing enough to support us. Since engaging with Omega, our systems have been more stable, communication has been more frequent, and their support team has exceeded my expectations.” – Pasquale Cirullo, VP of IT, Richards Manufacturing Co.

21. Rising IT Costs

Keeping up with the costs of maintaining in-house IT infrastructure – from hardware to software licensing to IT personnel – can be prohibitive for many businesses. Outsourcing IT management to a trusted MSP offers a cost-effective way to access top-tier expertise without the overhead associated with recruiting, hiring and retaining an internal IT team.

22. Slow Response Times from Managed IT Support

When technical issues arise, time is of the essence. Companies need rapid response times to minimize disruption to operations, especially as systems become more complex. MSPs with responsive helpdesk services and clear escalation protocols will be essential to keeping business operations running smoothly.

“Whether our team needs rapid assistance, proactive guidance, or just a sounding board, Omega is always available to us. Their help desk responds quickly and resolves issues fast.” – Marcelo Queiroz, COO/CFO, Bornite Capital

23. Overwhelming IT Help Desk Ticketing

The volume of IT support desk tickets – whether handled by an internal IT team or managed service provider – is only increasing. Efficient ticket management and resolution are crucial to avoiding delays in other business operations. In 2025, the use of AI and automation in help desk management will become more prevalent, allowing for quicker resolution of common issues and reducing the burden on IT teams.

24. Poor Communication from IT Providers

Lack of communication from IT providers can be frustrating, leading to misunderstandings or delays in project completion. Clear, regular communication is key to maintaining a strong working relationship with your MSP.

“Omega Systems gives us frequent and transparent communication, and their support team has exceeded my expectations.” – Pasquale Cirullo, VP of IT, Richards Manufacturing Co.

25. Inconsistent IT Management & Monitoring

Inconsistent monitoring of IT systems can lead to small issues escalating into major disruptions. Continuous, 24×7 monitoring helps catch problems early, preventing downtime and ensuring optimal performance. In 2025, businesses should look for robust managed services that include round-the-clock monitoring from an experience Network Operations Center (NOC).

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Building a resilient IT strategy for 2025 requires an MSP that not only meets today’s challenges but anticipates tomorrow’s. Omega Systems offers businesses the peace of mind that comes with proactive support, fast response times, and reliable, 24×7 monitoring. If your organization is ready for consistent, scalable IT management, our team of dedicated IT professionals has the expertise to keep your systems secure and agile. Discover how Omega’s solutions can elevate your IT operations.

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