Most small businesses these days have some sort of IT suite.  It might only be one PC sitting in a home office, but what makes it an IT suite is the sheer number of suppliers and technologies involved in making it work.  If we look at a typical small office with five PCs, one server and a network there could very easily be over 10 suppliers and/or major technologies working together: -

Hardware Suppliers

• Operating System (XP, Vista, Windows Server, Mac OS X, etc.)
• Anti Virus and Security (Symantec, McAfee, etc.)
• Backup
• Network cabling and/or wireless
• Uninterruptible Power Supply
• Printers, Copiers and Faxes

Software Suppliers

• Accountancy Software (Sage, QuickBooks, IRIS)
• Core Business Software (Collections, Billing, Account Management, CRM, POS, etc.)
• Reporting and Business Intelligence (Crystal Reports/Server, Business Objects, MS Reporting Services etc.)

Service Suppliers

• Email and Web
• Telephony and Call Monitoring
• Broadband

The list can go on and on.  Focus IT can take over management of these technologies and their suppliers in the same way an IT Director of a large company would by grouping them together into three operational areas of IT Support, Business Intelligence (reporting) and Business Analysis.