According to a recent report from IDC (News - Alert), it has been found that IT markets showed better than expected growth during the first part of 2010. But with changing ties, the threat of a double-dip recession is making companies very hesitant about making business investments. 

A more prudent approach, however, generally requires not waiting to ensure that a company's mission-critical systems remain productive. However, a proactive approach like this doesn't necessarily require any substantial capital outlays.

The managed services solutions from Zenith Infotech (News - Alert), delivered by highly skilled and well trained IT solution providers, free small and midsize business clients from many of the concerns associated with IT networks. The client companies, with routine maintenance and monitoring functions affordably addressed, are better positioned to survive, and indeed thrive, despite the broader economic climate.

"When times are tough, the natural inclination is usually to batten down the hatches and weather the storm," Zenith Infotech Director of Account Management, Ray Vrabel, says. "But Zenith Infotech's managed services solutions are really a way to have control over vital aspects of business operations that will make doing that — as well as laying the groundwork for increased profitability — easier."

Zenith Infotech Ltd., an international company serving over 4,000 IT service providers worldwide, to help small and midsize companies identify, plan and deploy strategies for maximizing efficiencies and maintaining operations, is hosting a managed solutions showcase Thursday, August 26 from 2:30 – 7:30 p.m. at the Seattle Airport Marriott, 3201 South 176th Street.

The event is being sponsored by Kutenda, a premier provider of Internet marketing software. The technologies showcased enable SMBs to automate IT processes, virtualize servers to reduce recovery time, and more efficiently run their business operations on good and bad days.

In related news, Zenith Infotech, an international company serving over 4,000 IT service providers worldwide, has organized live demonstrations of its managed services infrastructure and business continuity products and services.