
Synoptek is positioned for mid-market and enterprise buyers replacing fragmented MSP-plus-consulting-plus-implementation arrangements with a single consultancy-and-managed-services partner — across managed IT, cloud advancement, cybersecurity, ERP (Dynamics, NetSuite, Salesforce), data and AI, and application development. Fibi sources and negotiates Synoptek on your behalf, at no cost to your business.
Portfolio
A consultancy-plus-managed-services portfolio under one operator — IT consulting, business applications (Dynamics, NetSuite, Salesforce), data and AI, application development, workforce productivity, cybersecurity, cloud (AWS, Azure), managed services, 24x7 help desk, and real-time communications.
IT consulting covering strategy and planning, M&A IT due-diligence, business process consulting, and retained CIO/CTO/CISO service-management — fitting mid-market operating models that need executive-level IT leadership without the cost of a full-time C-suite IT function. Useful for organizations facing acquisitions, divestitures, or strategic IT transformation where the same partner provides advisory and ongoing operational delivery.
Business application consulting, support, and management across Microsoft Dynamics, NetSuite, and Salesforce — fitting operating models running ERP and CRM platforms where the same partner provides implementation, customization, ongoing support, and steady-state managed services rather than splitting these across separate consultancies and managed-services vendors.
Data consulting covering business intelligence, data warehousing, artificial intelligence, and analytics — fitting buyers building or modernizing data platforms who want one partner across data strategy, platform engineering, and ongoing data operations rather than coordinating separate data-strategy consultancies and analytics implementation specialists.
Application development covering custom application engineering, application support, and maintenance services — fitting organizations whose internal engineering capacity cannot sustain custom applications and who want one partner for both new development and ongoing application support rather than separating greenfield engineering from steady-state application care.
Workforce productivity covering strategic workforce planning, user enablement, and digital workplace services — fitting hybrid and remote workforce operating models that need consolidated digital-workplace strategy, deployment, and ongoing user-enablement under one partner rather than fragmenting across collaboration vendors and change-management consultancies.
Cybersecurity covering policy development, endpoint security, cyber threat hunting, and SOC-as-a-service — fitting mid-market operating models needing 24/7 SOC coverage and threat-hunting under the same operator running their managed IT rather than layering a separate MSSP on top of an existing MSP. Useful where consolidated managed-IT-and-security accountability is a procurement requirement.
Cloud advancement covering strategy, planning, cost optimization, rationalization, migration, and managed cloud across AWS and Azure — including managed Microsoft Azure as a service. Fits organizations planning lift-and-shift, replatforming, or modernization who want continuity from cloud advisory through migration through steady-state managed cloud operations under one partner.
Managed services covering IT infrastructure, implementation, performance management, and incident management — fitting mid-market operating models replacing a fragmented MSP-plus-consulting-plus-implementation arrangement with a single accountable partner. The structural advantage is consultancy-plus-managed-services under one roof rather than separate vendors per workstream.
24x7 IT help desk covering Tier-1 and Tier-2 user support, incident response, and request fulfillment — fitting organizations whose internal help-desk capacity cannot cover off-hours, weekends, or distributed time zones. Useful as a managed-services component complementing Synoptek's broader managed IT operating model rather than a stand-alone outsourced help-desk arrangement.
Real-time communications covering VoIP, Microsoft Teams Voice, unified messaging, and contact center — fitting operating models that want voice and contact-center delivery from the same partner managing their underlying IT infrastructure rather than separating voice from infrastructure across vendors.
Ideal For
Mid-market enterprises consolidating MSP, consulting, and implementation under one partner — where Synoptek's combined consultancy-plus-managed-services posture replaces three separate vendor relationships.
Financial-services operating models needing managed IT, ERP/CRM support (Dynamics, NetSuite, Salesforce), and 24/7 SOC coverage under one platform-agnostic operator with no resale bias.
Healthcare operating models needing managed cloud, cybersecurity, application support, and steady-state managed IT under one HIPAA-aware partner with continuity from advisory through operations.
Manufacturing and distribution operating models running ERP (Dynamics, NetSuite) plus managed cloud, application development, and BI/AI under one partner across the modernization lifecycle.
Why Synoptek
Structural advantages that justify Synoptek as the consolidated managed-IT-plus-consulting partner rather than fragmenting strategy, implementation, and operations across separate vendors.
Synoptek's revenue mix is roughly two-thirds managed services and one-third consulting, with no resale — fitting mid-market operating models that want strategy, implementation, and ongoing operations from one partner. Useful where internal IT cannot manage three vendor relationships per initiative and where continuity of context from architecture through steady-state matters.
Synoptek's no-resale revenue model means there is no commercial bias toward a particular technical platform. Fits buyers whose procurement explicitly excludes vendor-bias and who want platform recommendations driven by customer outcome rather than reseller margin economics.
Synoptek's operating profile is sized for mid-market — large enough for global delivery and diverse solution support, small enough to maintain customer intimacy. Fits buyers who want a partner that scales with them across initiatives without losing the account ownership that disappears at top-tier global system integrators.
Synoptek combines ERP (Dynamics, NetSuite, Salesforce), cloud advancement (AWS, Azure), cybersecurity (SOC, threat hunting, endpoint), and managed IT under one operator — fitting buyers whose modernization scope spans application platforms, cloud infrastructure, and security simultaneously rather than running separate vendors per pillar.
Why Use Fibi
Your contract is with Synoptek either way. The difference is the comparison, sourcing, and ongoing support layer around it.
| Aspect | Synoptek Direct | Synoptek Through Fibi |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Standard Synoptek rates | Volume-negotiated — equal or better |
| Vendor comparison | Synoptek only | Synoptek vs other MSPs, consultancies, and system integrators |
| Quote turnaround | 5–10 business days | 24–72 hours across multiple platforms |
| Architecture review | Synoptek solution architects | Independent advisor representing your interests |
| Post-go-live support | Synoptek support only | Fibi escalation + Synoptek support |
| Advisory fee | N/A | $0 — provider-funded |
FAQ
Fibi will scope your managed IT, cloud advancement, cybersecurity, ERP, BI/AI, or application-development objective against Synoptek and the most relevant alternatives — including pure-play MSPs, pure-play consultancies, hyperscaler-aligned system integrators, and MSSPs — so you see how Synoptek's combined consultancy-plus-managed-services posture compares before signing, with no obligation and no sales pressure.
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