Over the past few years, there's been a significant increase in the amount of service revenue coming from managed services, making it the fastest growing service line in the technology industry. With so much growth and activity, it’s important that all managed services providers understand exactly which critical metrics and managed services KPIs (key performance indicators) they should be monitoring to track their overall performance, as well as how those figures will evolve over time.
A Snapshot of 3 Crucial KPIs That Managed Services Providers Should Be Measuring Based on TSIA's Benchmark Survey
From TSIA's Managed Services Benchmark Survey, we collected data from over 50 hardware, software, and non-manufacturer (non-OEM) companies to measure their performance and growth in managed services. This managed services infographic provides a snapshot of 3 of the most crucial managed services KPIs and metrics the benchmark survey tracks that every MSP should be monitoring, and how companies within each category are performing, such as:
- Total recurring revenue growth
- Total bookings revenue growth
- Revenue retention rate
How does your company compare? I talk in detail about these and other metrics and KPIs you should be monitoring and how they've changed in my webinar, “TSIA Managed Services Trend Analysis.”
Learn More About Which Managed Services KPIs You Should Monitor This Webinar
Another webinar to watch is, “TSIA Managed Services Trend Analysis,” where you'll learn about even more managed services KPIs and key metrics that today's managed services providers should be measuring and how we've seen them evolve.
About Author George Humphrey
George Humphrey is the vice president and managing director of service and delivery research and advisory for TSIA. He also serves as TSIA’s vice president of managed services research. He is a networking and communications industry veteran with over 28 years of experience. Throughout his career, he has held several leadership positions in managed services, including global strategy, product line management, marketing, operations, and client management.
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