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What Each Model Actually Means
Fully managed IT means an outside partner owns your technology function end to end: monitoring, security, support, and strategy. Co-managed IT means that partner works alongside your existing internal IT staff, adding tools, coverage, specialized skills, and strategic depth where the internal team needs support rather than replacing it.
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How to Tell Which One Fits
If you have no internal IT, or you want to fully offload technology so leadership can focus elsewhere, fully managed IT is usually the fit. If you already have capable internal staff who are stretched thin, missing after-hours coverage, or lacking depth in security and planning, co-managed IT extends the team without the cost of new hires.
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The Aligned Approach
Either way, the answer starts with how your business actually operates, not a fixed package. We assess where technology creates friction or risk today, then recommend the model, managed or co-managed, that closes those gaps. A technology alignment assessment is the clearest first step.