Managing Your Business with an MSP and Microsoft 365 Business Premium

Small and midsize businesses are under a lot of pressure. Users expect quick service. Employees want flexible work. Regulators demand strong security.

A lot of SMBs do not have the staff or budget for a full IT team.

Microsoft 365 Business Premium provides secure tools.

An MSP (like us) manages those tools so you focus on business.

What Business Premium Gives You

• Defender for Office 365 blocks phishing, malware, and unsafe links.
• Intune manages Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. It enforces encryption and compliance.
• Entra ID applies Conditional Access and MFA.
• Information Protection uses labels to control file sharing.
• Teams and SharePoint enable secure collaboration.

Everything works as one system. Policies apply across apps, devices, and users.

What an MSP JRC Adds

• Configures policies like MFA and Conditional Access.
• Monitors alerts and patches systems 24/7.
• Runs a help desk for user issues.
• Aligns tools with compliance rules.
• Provides predictable monthly costs.

MSPs make sure Business Premium is set up right and kept secure.

How It Works in Practice

Phishing protection – An employee clicks a link. Defender blocks the site. The MSP checks the alert, confirms no breach, and updates phishing training.

Lost laptop – A laptop is stolen. The MSP uses Intune to wipe company data and mark the device non-compliant.

Onboarding a new hire The MSP creates an account, applies Teams groups, pushes apps through Intune, and enforces MFA. The new hire is productive on day one.

Business Value

• IT is managed securely by experts.
• Leaders focus on customers, not IT problems.
• Adding or removing users is fast.
• Costs stay predictable with licenses and MSP support combined.

Business Premium gives you the foundation. An MSP makes it work for your business.

Final Thought

Every business is digital. Business Premium delivers secure productivity. An #JRC Technologies delivers the expertise to manage it.

Ask yourself: are you managing technology, or is it managing you?