Source 1 Solutions: Empowering Businesses with Global IT Services

As protectionist barriers crumble in global business markets, companies are full steam ahead to enable global expansion, hone business skills, and spearhead product innovation initiatives. En route extending their value proposition and reaching out to more customers, companies are painfully aware that they lack the workforce to deploy cutting-edge technologies for delivering their services across the world. Changing the industry narrative, Source 1 Solutions is helping companies to bridge this gap with its global IT solutions. Specializing in managed IT and white-label services, Source 1 Solutions was founded with a singular focus on assisting the clients in extending their technical capabilities and expanding their geographic reach. “We serve as an extension of our client’s IT team to cover all aspects of their needs including lifecycle management, managed services, managed security, and business continuity,” says Robert Hessel, CEO, Source 1 Solutions.

Hessel underscores that the companies lack the bench strength and are budget-strapped to employ engineers—who are billable even when there are no projects—from across the globe. It’s difficult for companies to carry a bench and have their engineers all over the world. “We provide our managed IT services in 110 countries across the globe. Our extensive network of strategic partners specialize in supply chain management, unified communications, data networking, WiFi, data centers, electronic security, and network security,” states Hessel before highlighting that Source 1 Solutions does not bind its customers to contracts and help them control their budgets and maintain profitability with its pay-per-use model.

Hessel acknowledges that every customer is unique with their set of demands and needs. To this end, Source 1 Solutions identifies that uniqueness and caters to them with its highly customized services. The company’s in-house solutions architects work closely with the clients to understand the overall scope of their project. This is followed by drafting a clean and descriptive scope of work to ensure every stakeholder is on the same page.