HELPING YOUR BUSINESS BECOME 20% MORE PRODUCTIVE

We remove friction, reduce downtime, and streamline IT so your team can focus on real work

PRODUCTIVITY IS ABOUT REMOVING FRICTION

In most businesses, lost productivity doesn’t come from a single major failure. It comes from dozens of small, avoidable issues, such as slow systems, repeated interruptions, waiting for support, technology that doesn’t quite fit how teams actually work

Over time, these issues compound, quietly costing hours, momentum, and focus. Our role is to remove that friction so your people can spend more time doing the work that actually moves the business forward.

HOW WE IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY

IT Services are at the heart of every modern business, it can be difficult and costly to build, manage, and support your IT in-house. Sunrise Technologies can truly help your business, offering fast, cost-effective IT services while helping to lower your business risk.

Stable, well-maintained systems

Devices, servers, and networks are monitored, patched, and maintained to prevent disruption, not just respond to it.

Fast, effective support

When issues do arise, they’re resolved quickly and properly, reducing repeat problems and unnecessary follow-ups.

Standardisation and optimisation

We remove inefficiencies by standardising environments, improving system performance, and simplifying how technology is used day to day.

Proactive identification of bottlenecks

Through monitoring and regular reviews, we identify where IT is slowing teams down and address it before it becomes business-as-usual.

Productivity FAQs

How does proactive IT actually improve productivity?

Proactive IT focuses on preventing issues before they interrupt your team. By monitoring systems continuously, maintaining devices properly, and resolving recurring problems at the root cause, we reduce the small but frequent disruptions that quietly erode productivity throughout the day.

What causes productivity loss in most businesses?

In our experience, productivity loss rarely comes from a single major outage. It’s more often caused by slow systems, repeated interruptions, waiting for support, inconsistent setups, and technology that doesn’t quite fit how people work. Individually these issues seem manageable, but together they have a measurable impact.

How do you measure a 20% productivity improvement?

Productivity improvements are measured using internal service metrics and client outcomes, including reduced downtime, fewer repeat issues, faster resolution times, improved system performance, and reduced reliance on workarounds. When combined across the business, these improvements typically deliver productivity gains of up to 20%.

Does improving productivity mean changing how our team works?

Not necessarily. Our focus is on improving the technology and systems your team relies on, not forcing behavioural change. In many cases, productivity improves simply because technology becomes more reliable, faster, and less disruptive.

Will this reduce the number of IT support tickets?

Yes. A proactive approach typically results in fewer support tickets, fewer repeat issues, and less reactive firefighting. That means your team spends less time reporting problems and more time staying focused on their work.

Is this approach suitable for growing businesses?

Absolutely. As businesses grow, small inefficiencies scale quickly. Proactive IT helps ensure systems remain stable, standardised, and fit for purpose as your organisation evolves, rather than becoming a bottleneck to growth.

How long does it take to see productivity improvements?

Some improvements are visible quickly, such as reduced downtime and faster support. Others, such as standardisation and optimisation, deliver increasing benefits over time. Most organisations begin to see meaningful improvements within the first few months.

Do we need to replace our existing systems to see results?

Not always. In many cases, productivity gains come from better management, configuration, and optimisation of existing systems. Where changes are recommended, they’re prioritised based on impact and aligned to your business goals.

How does productivity link to risk and compliance?

Stable, well-maintained systems reduce both operational risk and security exposure. Improved productivity often goes hand-in-hand with better risk management and stronger compliance, as systems are more consistent, better documented, and actively maintained.

Is this only relevant for larger organisations?

No. Productivity improvements are valuable at any size. In fact, smaller and mid-sized businesses often feel the impact of disruption more acutely, making proactive IT especially effective.