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The exploding demand for nationally-branded, expert outsource support provides an exciting business opportunity for seasoned IT professionals ready to run their own franchises. Current SME IT spending comprises over $1,250+ billion (£37+ billion in the UK) of the growing $2,500+ billion (£74+ billion in the UK) total IT market globally. The SME market represents nearly all types of industries, including high tech, finance, healthcare, professional services, property, and manufacturing. This market also accounts for nearly 50% of the private work force, as well as 50% of the private sales globally.
Concerto Networks gives franchisees the benefits of national branding, state-of-the-art systems and processes, and the collaboration and support of a national network of Concerto Networks franchisees and area developers. Tell me more!
A typical Concerto Networks franchise is owned and operated by one or more individuals, the franchisee. Franchise owners have either an owner-operator model and/or utilize employees or subcontractors as necessary to provide Consistent Quality Service™. Franchise owners develop business, offer and sell mobile on-demand computer maintenance, repair, upgrade, and networking; IT (Information Technology) consulting, professional business solutions, software and hardware, wired and wireless communications and other office equipment. The focus of our franchisees is to concentrate on providing a localized, personal and professional on-demand service, from home based locations. Franchisees will be part of a franchised network with our trade name and logo, offering standardized services, merchandising and marketing techniques, operating procedures, product and service quality standards and business methods and other expertise supplied by Concerto Networks.
We also offer an Area Development franchise under a separate agreement. An Area Developer is responsible for providing support to the individual Concerto Networks franchisees located in the Area Developer's territory, including marketing and sales support. An Area Developer manages a specific geographic territory, typically one or more cities, or an entire county. |
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