Is your company attempting to switch all of your computers or technology from one specific operating system to another? Perhaps you are doing this because the new operating system has exclusive software that can make things easier for your company, or maybe it is supposed to have better overall security features. While these new perks will be nice, it could be a painful transition if your employees don't have previous experience using the new OS.

Modern businesses are faced with ever-increasing tech demands, and many companies don't have the resources to solve all of their IT needs in-house. Managed IT services arose as a solution to this problem, allowing companies to entrust their data-related operations to a dedicated service provider. The specific services that a managed IT provider will perform for any client will be defined in a service-level contract. Here are four examples of things you may want to include in your company's managed IT services.

Medical coding is a large part of any medical facility or practice, and it can take a lot of time to do it accurately. For small practices that don't have enough staff to handle this task, outsourced coding can be highly beneficial and worth exploring.  Medical Coding Medical coding is complex and involves taking patient charts and putting them into a system that allows correct billing for services the patient has received when visiting a medical practice.