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IT investments are inherently expensive. And, when there is a major breakdown, operational costs get out of hand, resulting in business downtime which could span anywhere between a few hours to days. Thus, it makes sense for businesses to come out this “break-fix” model, and delegate their IT functions to experts adept at managing them 24/7, and focus on their core business instead. This is where managed services play a pivotal role. Nexon, a provider of dynamic and flexible IT solutions, was incorporated to help enterprises expand their IT capabilities whenever needed and obliterate operational risk factors.
Based in Australia, Nexon started its operations in 2000. Its initial offerings were managed network services that gave Australian businesses access to high speed, secure private networks with monitored availability and performance. Later in 2008, Nexon added Unified Communications into its service line, and for the last three years, the Company has been providing Nexon Absolute services built on industry proven Microsoft Skype for business. “Today we are among one of the top providers of Unified Communications across Australia,” adds David Russell, Business Lead of Unified Communications.
Nexon provides an array of hosting and Internet access services which include web hosting, security services, co-located servers, and xDSL. Managed services categorized in multiple layers remains the company’s forte. At the base layer, the Organization provides tailored network services to enterprises, ensuring secured traffic flow over the Internet with private and dedicated LAN, WAN and Wireless LANs. Besides, the company provides strong consulting services to its clients through its ABC (Agile Business Cloud) managed services. Nexon also helps its customers with on premise
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Nexon also helps its customers with on premise data centre management, work load distribution, CRM and Microsoft Exchange deployments, and transition to office 365
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