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Erick and Rich discuss N-able’s “manage everything” approach to the rise of cloud computing, the increasingly expansive security stack at Microsoft, and a shameful example of exaggerating how much fish you caught.

Don’t know what this episode title refers to? Look it up in the FM. And for your listening pleasure while you do so, tune in to this week’s show, in which Matt, Rich, and guest host Lori Hardtke, of ByteWize, discuss all the news from N-able’s Empower partner conference, Kaseya buying ConnectBooster, and ChannelPro’s All-Star award list for 2022.

The new edition of the cloud management vendor’s security solution for Microsoft 365 adds advanced policy setting, configuration, permissions, threat alerting, and remediation features.

And they do mean everything. John Pagliuca and Mike Cullen (pictured left and right, respectively) are two of many at at N-able who believe that managing the cloud and managing hardware aren’t either/or propositions for MSPs.

Due early next year, Cloud Asset Manager will be initially designed to help technicians administer Microsoft Azure resources, track Azure-related spending, and eliminate “orphaned” Azure assets that their clients are paying for but no longer need.

Microsoft has provided a lengthy on-ramp to the major changes ahead, but partners should start reviewing the requirements now so they can make good business decisions.

New Jersey was the latest stop in The ASCII Group’s MSP Success Summit 2022 series of educational and networking events for MSPs and IT business owners.

Managed IT service providers can help customers optimize their organizational apps by taking advantage of a multicloud environment.

The new features are designed to help channel pros who support Microsoft Azure environments streamline administrative processes and tighten role-based controls.

Live from the Windy City, Joel Zaidspiner gets the latest news and views from Augmentt, BVoIP, and Magnus Box.