Authorised NTT Partner
Beyond colocation, NTT runs managed hosting and hybrid IT operations for Indian enterprises that want infrastructure operated on their behalf — patching, monitoring, backup operations, and incident response handled by NTT's team rather than an internal one. This is a genuinely different purchase from renting rack space: you're buying operational capacity, not just a facility. As authorised NTT partner, National IT Service supplies managed services with GST invoice, scope definition, and transition management.
All Indian buyers
Per managed workload
Hybrid on-prem + cloud estates
Per protected workload
The real driver of an NTT managed services quote is scope definition, not a rate card — how many servers, what SLA response time, what hours of coverage (business hours vs 24×7), and whether the estate spans just NTT facilities or a genuine hybrid mix including public cloud. Indian enterprises evaluating managed services against building an in-house team should weigh the fully-loaded cost of hiring and retaining 24×7 operations staff (a real constraint in India's competitive IT services labour market) against a managed contract's predictable monthly cost. NTT does not publish rack, power or managed-service rates for India on its public site — both colocation and managed cloud are quote-only, sized to your rack count, power density, SLA and contract term. Through National IT Service you get that quote in INR with a GST invoice, plus cross-connect and onboarding project management.
WhatsApp +91 98119 98370 with your current infrastructure footprint and desired SLA — we help define scope, request the NTT quote, and deliver it in INR with a GST invoice. Typical scoping-to-contract timeline: 3-6 weeks.
Colocation is renting rack space, power and connectivity — you still own and operate what runs in the rack. Managed services means NTT's team operates the infrastructure on your behalf — patching, monitoring, incident response — regardless of whether it physically sits in an NTT facility, another colocation provider, or the cloud. Many Indian enterprises buy both together; some buy managed services alone for infrastructure hosted elsewhere.
For 24×7 coverage specifically, usually yes — staffing a genuine round-the-clock rotation in-house typically requires 4-5 headcount minimum to cover shifts, leave and attrition, which is a substantial fixed cost regardless of your actual infrastructure size. Managed services convert that into a scoped, predictable monthly cost. For business-hours-only coverage with a small, stable estate, in-house can be competitive — the crossover point is largely about coverage hours and headcount efficiency.
Yes — NTT's managed services scope commonly extends to hybrid estates including public cloud workloads and, in some engagements, infrastructure in other facilities. This should be scoped explicitly in the engagement definition, as it changes both the technical access model and the pricing.
This varies significantly by contracted tier — from next-business-day for lower-priority tickets on a business-hours contract, to sub-15-minute response for critical incidents on a premium 24×7 tier. Define your actual business-criticality requirements (what genuinely needs a 15-minute response vs what can wait until morning) before requesting a quote, since SLA tier is one of the largest cost drivers.
Get an NTT colocation or managed-services quote priced in INR with GST invoice — we scope rack, power and connectivity needs and manage onboarding.