Topic: Business Management - Page 52

New procedures and policies are required that emphasize identity and access control, while issues around privacy and financial responsibility remain to be addressed.

Sharing we like. Oversharing, not so much. And sometimes the kindest thing you can do for others is close up that kimono of yours. Or so say Matt, Rich, and their guest host, cloud consultant and entrepreneur Jamison West. They also have some things to say about SolarWinds MSP’s soon-to-be new name and the security landscape in 2021, not to mention cloud management, a topic they discuss with RMM pioneer and now cloud identity management CEO Peter Sandiford, of Zerotek.

This Expert Guide explores how to launch a managed security practice and issues to consider when building out a security stack, as well as dealing with customer resistance and cybersecurity talent shortages, plus some in’s and out’s of cyber insurance.

With automated solutions, managed service providers can work more efficiently, generate new revenue, and maintain profitability during these uncertain times and beyond.

In an increasingly connected world, integrators are carving out IoT niches with practical solutions that automate tasks and deliver deeper insight.

Erick and Rich discuss the latest news from Datto on its post-IPO plans, urge you to do performance reviews with your employees at least quarterly, and ponder why anyone would want to take up the world’s strangest martial art.

The complementary technology brands are strategically aligned with the media company’s IT business that includes The ChannelPro Network and IoT Playbook brands.

A look at the potential, and drawbacks, of offering employee monitoring solutions to customers.

ChannelPro’s full-day Online Summit delivered proven best practices, practical instruction, and specific recommendations for creating, selling, delivering, and profiting from managed IT and cloud services.

Beth Burnside, owner of CMIT Solutions of Erie, talks about why MSPs need to think big, and how an early job gave her a “sweet” taste for business success.