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Finding the right ASP Partner can make a big difference
in the future success of your business. To help you find
the provider that's right for your business, here are
five questions to ask a potential new ASP partner. These
questions will help you identify a partner that works
for your business now and accommodates for change and
growth in the future.
1.) If seeking a
Microsoft solution, is the partner Microsoft Certified?
To become certified, they must prove expertise in
Microsoft technology and in specific business areas,
such as financial, supply chain, or customer
relationship management. Penta is a Microsoft Gold
Certified Partner and has the knowledge, skills, and
commitment required to meet the IT needs of
medium-to-large enterprise organizations that are
running Microsoft products and technology.
2.) Is the partner's
business stable?
Find out if the partner is a stable business
organization with the technical infrastructure and staff
to deploy a solution for your business within your time
frame. After the partner implements the business
solution, you want to make sure the organization
supports your IT staff to fine tune the system and to
address any problems that might arise. At Penta, we're
proud to have been in business for ten years and foresee
a modest growth in the future. We always have our
existing client's priorities in mind when forecasting
future expansion.
3.) Is the partner an
expert in the industry?
You need a partner who demonstrates a clear
understanding of your business concerns and your
industry, a partner who can draw from extensive
expertise with multiple businesses in your industry.
Your partner should suggest strategies and develop your
business solution with you. At Penta, we pride ourselves
in our knowledge of ASP. Our entire staff attends
rigorous training sessions each year to stay on top of
the application services industry.
4.) Does the partner
clearly consider the features and components you need?
The software solution proposed by the partner should be
the right one to address your business requirements. If
it isn't, the partner needs to be willing to rework the
proposal until you have exactly what you need. For
example, does the partner have expertise in working with
the database, portal and business intelligence solutions
you intend to use? Find out ahead of time about any
hidden fees related to revising your solution. At Penta,
we believe our clients are unique and deserve systems
that are tailored to their specific business goals and
processes.
The choice
is clear. Penta strives to exceed your highest
expectations of quality, service and expertise.
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