May, 2003 : MaxUse Appointed to MSPAlliance Advisory Council

📅 May 14, 2003 - MaxUse, LLC (maxuse.com), a company specializing in user acceptance for enterprise software, yesterday announced that it has been appointed by the MSPAlliance (mspalliance.com) to serve on its prestigious ?Customer Advisory Council.? The MSPAlliance said the advisory council is comprised of CIOs and other IT industry specialists interested in bettering the IT outsourcing industry, offering guidance to IT outsourcing service providers and end-users.

?Paying attention to business issues and the needs of users is crucial to the success of any IT project and should be the same importance level as selecting and implementing the technology itself,? said Charles Weaver, president and founder of MSPAlliance. ?In looking for Council participants to cover this aspect of managed service provision, we found MaxUse to be a perfect fit. Their background in user acceptance and training, especially in the IT service management arena, and their depth of experience with IT Infrastructure Library best practices is right in line with the goals of the board."
Albert Starck, CEO, MaxUse, said "most IT managers strive to achieve ever-increasing standards of excellence for their organizations while struggling against budget and resource challenges,? adding that "outsourcing is the current direction for many organizations and the potential solution to IT budget and resource challenges, but isn?t always in line with maintaining service-level excellence.?
Based in Fredericksburg, Virginia, MaxUse, LLC ensures user acceptance for enterprise software. The MSPAlliance is a consulting firm focused on helping clients in the application service provider industry with marketing, lead generation and business development.

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