Topic: Business Management - Page 150

MSPs can provide more flexible telecommunications options to address the COVID-19 crisis.

Use metrics to target your customers and hone in on core services to ensure your sales process matches your company’s abilities as well as its ambitions.

According to company exec Ben Niernberg (pictured), the Midwest solution provider is helping employees and customers maintain personal connections at a time when the coronavirus has made physical closeness dangerous.

Ah, pie. Could there be a better treat in stressful times? We won’t claim it’s a substitute, but this week’s episode featuring guest host and MSP Ed Correia of Sagacent Technologies is a close-ish second. Grab a seat and listen in as Ed talks with Matt and Rich about what his company is doing to support customers during the coronavirus pandemic and prepare for tough economic times.

MSPs should encourage their clients to invest in five basic mitigation essentials.

The new Visual Power Manager Essential is designed to give organizations with limited IT resources and up to 1,000 UPSs or PDUs to administer an easier to install and operate alternative to the original, enterprise-oriented edition of the program.

Stuck at home like everyone else, Erick and Rich explore Ingram Micro’s new cash-preserving credit programs, the importance (now more than ever) of using your PSA tool’s dispatch portal, and proof that supply chain issues are affecting everyone these days, including Mexican drug cartels.

Managed services guru Erick Simpson talks with ChannelPro’s Mark Smith about strategies MSPs can apply today to get themselves and their customers through COVID-19 chaos.

The last edition of Microsoft Small Business Server went EOL this January. Why do so many channel veterans still miss it so?

Businesses subject to compliance regulations need to take stock of their remote workers’ security posture and make sure proper controls are in place, says this Las Vegas-based cybersecurity and compliance expert.