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BobYoung
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Competitive rates
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What should I expect to pay for outside computer and network support services? Pricing seems to be all over the map. I'm not talking about high-level consulting - just things like hiring some extra IT support during a large upgrade. I'm in the Seattle area, but I'm interested in answers from other markets, too - it could affect other branches later.
ASKED: Aug 13 2007  5:40 PM GMT
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I think the market drives this. In my market (midwest, 100k-200k pop) we see consulting fees from 50-100/hr.; entry level IT at 35-50k; advanced (network administrators) 100+. Best bet is to check and price locally, and select a skill set to evaluate costs and comparicons
Last Answered: Aug 20 2007  2:19 PM GMT by Spadasoe   2360 pts.
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Bikecommutr   80 pts.  |   Sep 4 2007  3:05PM GMT

The standard rates I’m seeing here are around $1200-1800/day for experienced admins. The scale varies based upon experience of the consultant and firm.

 
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