Identity Management
Secure access to your data and applications with centralized management of identities, permissions, and authentication methods.
- Entra ID
- MFA
- Conditional Access
- PIM
- Identity Protection
Modern Work
Infrastructure
Azure
Security
A flexible and transparent model that equips your team, reduces risk, and accelerates the adoption of Microsoft best practices.
Your Microsoft partner
A co-managed service is a model in which the client’s IT team and Akilon experts share operational responsibilities according to a clearly defined RACI model.
Each party retains specific responsibilities while collaborating on operations, security, and continuous improvement.
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Companies from various industries rely on Akilon to support them with their technology projects.
COMPREHENSIVE EXPERTISE
Based on your needs, we can support you across all key aspects of Microsoft 365.
Secure access to your data and applications with centralized management of identities, permissions, and authentication methods.
Keep your devices secure, compliant, and up to date while simplifying their deployment and day-to-day management.
Optimize your Azure environment to improve performance, resilience, and cost control, with infrastructure tailored to your needs.
Strengthen your security posture through proactive monitoring, enhanced data protection, and continuous vulnerability management.
EXPERTISE TAILORED TO YOU
Targeted support to strengthen your IT team and maximize the value of your M365 environment.
YOUR QUESTIONS
Answers to help you determine whether this approach is right for your organization.
A co-managed service is a model in which the client’s IT team and Akilon experts share operational responsibilities according to a clearly defined RACI model. Each party retains specific responsibilities while collaborating on operations, security, and continuous improvement.
In a managed service model, the provider assumes responsibility for most operational activities. In a co-managed model, the client retains control of strategic decisions and selected operations, while Akilon acts as an expert, operator, and advisor in the agreed-upon areas.
No. The co-managed model is designed to complement existing IT teams, not replace them. It enables internal resources to focus more on strategic projects and business initiatives.
Not at all. Every company has its strengths. Akilon’s strength is its deep expertise in Microsoft 365 environments. Akilon can even collaborate with your existing MSP to implement the recommended remediation and improvement initiatives.
Depending on the selected offering, services may include:
Identity Management
Endpoint Management
Azure Infrastructure
Cybersecurity
The client remains responsible for business decisions, budgets, priorities, and approval of major changes. Akilon provides recommendations and executes activities according to the agreed level of authority.
Responsibilities are documented in a RACI matrix:
This approach eliminates ambiguity and clearly defines everyone’s roles.
Incidents and service requests are submitted through agreed-upon processes. Akilon manages triage, resolution, escalation, and documentation in accordance with established Service Level Agreements (SLAs).
Yes. Depending on the service level, regular governance meetings may include: Weekly operational reviews
These meetings ensure ongoing visibility into incidents, projects, risks, and improvement opportunities.
Changes are planned, assessed, and executed through a formal change management process. Major changes require client approval before implementation
Our services are based on Microsoft best practices and Zero Trust principles, including:
The co-managed model typically supports a gradual transition to Microsoft Intune with minimal disruption to operations. Responsibilities can be shared during the transition period until the target operating model is achieved.
Yes. A key component of the service is identifying risks, optimization opportunities, security improvements, and Microsoft innovations that may benefit the organization.
Typical KPIs may include:
The onboarding process typically includes: