Topic: Business Strategy - Page 125

Erick and Rich explore the money-making implications of SonicWall’s new branch office networking solution, what MSPs can learn from SpaceX’s rigorous safety processes, and a brilliant DIY invention that automatically shuts off your webcam if it shows you’re not wearing pants.

Channel pros can help their customers mitigate cloud migration risks and scale the technology as their businesses grow.

All MSPs say they’re proactive. But often, once you dig a little deeper, their roles, processes, and results tell a different story. The core of being truly proactive is centered around standards and compliance. n this ebook, find out how to develop and maintain a standards library and review how to build a high-value vCIO process using standards and alignment as a foundation.

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MSPs need to protect their businesses with up-to-date payment terms, services offered, and contractual language.

In honor of Memorial Day, Erick and Rich discuss why veterans make great IT employees, why now’s the time to finalize your back-to-the-office plans with clients, and why the latest scheme to make empty sports arenas feel less empty during games is as weird as all the others.

As Military Appreciation Month comes to a close, we talk to three veterans who share their paths to IT and the channel.

Spend time now shoring up clients’ infrastructure to meet the challenges of what is sure to be an altered “”workplace”” even after things get back to normal.

Catching up from afar again, our own Joel Zaidspiner checks in with Liongard, SOCSoter, and The Sky’s The Limit Consulting on what’s new and next in SMB tech.

Once current social distancing guidelines are lifted, here are some activities to strengthen your teams.

From deep within their continuing stay-at-home blur, Erick and Rich discuss Kaseya’s software integration strategy, the merits of attending virtual events, and a well-intentioned attempt to simulate a pro sports crowd gone horribly awry.