- info@mltscanada.ca
Rated 4.9★ on Google · Serving Saskatchewan businesses since 2023 · Support 7 days a week
Our managed IT services help reduce downtime, strengthen protection against cyber threats, and give your business a more predictable IT support model. We proactively monitor, secure and support the systems your team depends on.
Fast, friendly remote support when something isn't working right, plus a place to call for day-to-day IT questions.
Based in Saskatoon, with on-site service in Saskatoon and remote support across Saskatchewan.
We proactively monitor, secure and support the systems your team depends on.
Administration of Microsoft 365 accounts and business email.
Setup, monitoring and troubleshooting for your office network and Wi-Fi.
Practical security basics such as patching, endpoint protection and MFA to help protect your devices, users, email and business data.
Planning for secure backups and clear recovery steps, so there is a path back online if a device, system, or connection fails.
We help plan technology upgrades and vendor or hardware decisions around your budget and business goals.
We review your current setup, recommend improvements, and help plan technology upgrades around your budget and business goals.
Not sure where your IT stands? Get a free assessment and identify risks before they become costly problems.
Managed IT can be a good fit for small and mid-sized businesses that do not have dedicated internal IT, as well as organizations whose existing IT person needs additional technical capacity.
Break-fix support means you contact an IT provider when something has already gone wrong. Managed IT means a provider proactively monitors, maintains and supports your systems under an ongoing service arrangement, helping reduce preventable issues and providing a more predictable support model.
Aspect
Break-fix support
Managed IT services
Support model
On-demand, reactive
Proactive, ongoing
When issues are handled
After something breaks
Monitoring and maintenance are ongoing
Cost Structure
Variable / incident-based
Structured ongoing support arrangement
Technology planning
Usually reactive
Proactive planning based on business needs
Need help with a one-off problem instead? See our business IT support in Saskatoon.
Based in Saskatoon, with on-site service in Saskatoon and remote support across Saskatchewan, MLTS Canada backs its managed IT services with related cybersecurity services and business IT solutions.
Get proactive IT support, cybersecurity protection, and expert guidance tailored for your business in Saskatoon.
No sales pressure. No obligations. Just clear insights into your IT environment.
Get answers to common questions about managed IT services, cybersecurity, and IT support for businesses in Saskatoon.
Managed IT services means outsourcing the ongoing management of your business technology — support, monitoring, maintenance, security and planning — to a provider like MLTS Canada under an ongoing support arrangement.
Yes. We’re based in Saskatoon and support businesses across Saskatchewan, combining remote support with on-site visits where needed.
Yes. Provider transitions can be handled as part of onboarding, including documentation, account handover and system access, so the transition can be managed in a structured way.
Often, yes. A co-managed arrangement can give your internal IT person additional technical capacity while MLTS supports areas such as monitoring, security and escalations.
The exact scope depends on the support arrangement. Ongoing services can include support, monitoring, maintenance and security, while projects such as office moves or new infrastructure can be scoped separately. Cloud migrations, major infrastructure changes and other projects can also be scoped separately based on business needs, security requirements and growth plans. MLTS reviews the required coverage with the business before recommending an approach.
We’re available 7 days a week, including Sundays. Response expectations are discussed based on the support arrangement and the needs of the business.
Start with a review of your current IT environment and the areas that may need attention.
