Apr 26, 2017
Companies that wonder if outsourced IT services are right for them can now get answers first hand thanks to the new campaign launched by 3i-Intl.com

Houston, TX - April 26, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
3i International recently announced a new campaign offered to prospective customers considering outsourced IT services. A licensed and experienced service tech will provide a two-hour onsite service call for clients at no charge. 3i International understands that companies don’t want to spend money on services that are unproven for their business. With the free two-hour service call provided on-site, handling issues and problems a business faces daily, managers and executives can make an educated decision regarding whether or not the third party IT services provider can do a better job than the service currently used.
“When businesses choose 3i International, they are receiving a twofold commitment from our staff,” stated company representative Mark Elliot. “First, we ensure our clients are able to operate their business in an office technology setting that’s secure while promoting productivity, efficiency, and profitability. Second, we help to create a legion of “raving fans.” With our two-hour free service, potential clients receive a small glimpse of what exactly we can do.”
The two-hour free service is just a prelude to what the company has to offer. While a full outline and explanation of services provided is available at http://www.3i-intl.com/services/managed-services/managed-it/, customers that partner with 3i International receives a myriad of customizable options to fit their business needs.
If a business decides to move forward with IT services, they receive benefits including response to calls within 15 minutes, guarantee that issues are fixed properly the first time and service from a reputable, proven firm that is dedicated to growing and offering even more tech-advanced solutions in the future.
Elliot continued, “Our company has been around since 1999 and it isn’t a coincidence that we are still here. We have worked hard to establish 3i International as a respected leader in our local community, as well as in the industry as a whole. Our proudest accomplishment is the huge number of long-term clients that we serve who have opted to put their trust and business in our hands year after year.”
Companies that are on the fence regarding third-party IT services can contact 3i International to schedule a free two-hour on-site consultation now by visiting http://www.3i-intl.com/services/managed-services/managed-security/. This recently launched campaign was designed in order to spread the knowledge of the services offered to those who still had expensive in-house IT departments.
ABOUT 3I INTERNATIONAL
In service since 1999 in the Houston, Texas area, 3i International is continuing to grow and expand, offering third party IT services to small and medium sized businesses throughout the local area. The managed IT services were designed to ensure all business needs were met, in virtually any workplace setting in any industry sector.
Contact Info:
Name: Mark Elliot
Organization: 3i International
Phone: 716-581-2500
For more information, please visit http://www.3i-intl.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
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