Topic: Managed Services - Page 122

The founder and CEO of MXOtech (now an Ntiva company) and an Ntiva VP provide an insider’s look at the M&A process that brought them together.

Juicers easily squeeze out every last drop for your breakfast OJ. Unfortunately, there’s no machine for squeezing out every last drop of margin from your solutions, but you’ll get some sound ideas on how to do just that when you hear Matt, Colleen Frye, and Reilly Scull of Macktez discuss JumpCloud’s solution for identity transformation and tackle what it takes to build an MRR service around smart home sensors.

Consider these three ways AI-based tools and technologies can help a service provider gain visibility and maintain the end-user experience.

Partnerships between MSPs and their customers will provide a platform that integrates people, devices, and data into all processes.

Jim Hamilton (pictured) will be responsible for helping MSPs already familiar with Cytracom’s UCaaS platform learn how to market its all-in-one networking and security solution too.

Raising prices can feel daunting, but it will keep your MSP business profitable during uncertain economic times and high inflation periods.

Installing, integrating, and supporting smart home sensors is a viable business model for channel pros.

SpliceNet Consulting, a “”white glove”” service provider to the legal industry, became a trusted authority through brand building and industry knowledge.

MSPs can use SaaS management tools to help SMBs with compliance, productivity, and cost control.

HacWare is an automated, AI-driven phishing simulations and training platform.