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SMB managers and owners are increasingly considering hardware as a service leasing agreements with it support companies. This post helps decision-makers understand the pros and cons of HaaS in relationship to their unique business model.

Plain and simple, hardware as a service (or HaaS) is a business technology lease. Hardware as a service is strengthening many small businesses, but it may not make sense for everyone. As a HaaS provider, here’s the top five things we think you should consider before moving forward with a contract.

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Discover the top five IT service companies in the St. Louis area. Each of our five choices offer exceptional service to Missouri small businesses. Whether your local business needs VoIP, cloud, network, server, computer, or helpdesk support, these MSPs can help you

The reality is that we need more information about your specific IT environment to provide you a full quote. But to get a rough estimate, check out our pricing calculator at noctechnology.com/pricing. Then when you're ready for a closer look, schedule a pre-assessment with our knowledgeable team.

Small businesses considering their IT needs might not need to add another employee to their staff. Outsourced IT solutions from managed service providers allow small businesses to gain access to expert IT resources for less than the cost of an average IT technician. NOC Technology provides the best computer protection, cybersecurity, and IT ticketing systems for small businesses in Missouri and around the country.

Hardware as a service, or HaaS, arrangements allow businesses to lease their technology. Benefits of HaaS include continually refreshed tech, fewer decisions, no maintenance obligations, the opportunity to bundle HaaS with other IT services, and greater purchasing power.

Cybersecurity insurance is rapidly becoming non-negotiable for small businesses in Missouri and across the country. This blog post by an IT support company takes a closer look at why small businesses need cyber insurance coverage and how they can save on their premiums.