Topic: Managed Services - Page 137

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

BeckTek is helping customers get set up with Microsoft Teams as well as using it internally to coordinate with remote staff and keep a check on morale during the COVID-19 crisis.

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.

Stuck at home these days? Matt, Rich, and guest host Dave Sobel, a former MSP and vendor exec who is now host of the Business of Tech podcast, have some stimulating infotainment for you about Ingram Micro’s new coronavirus-inspired finance programs, D&H’s behind-the-scenes efforts to help channel pros triage urgent client needs, and some interesting new security software and printers from HP.

The unified communications vendor fast-tracked development of the browser-based tool, which was originally slated to reach market in June, to help its partners support end users struggling to stay productive while working from home.

The RMM software maker is using white-glove service and a fast-moving, feedback-driven product roadmap to take on bigger, more established rivals.

In this first-person account, a channel pro from the midwest shares lessons learned on getting clients ready for remote productivity.

A problem-solver mentality helps Technology Specialists prepare for disruption, whether that’s new attack vectors threatening customers or unexpected changes in the business climate.

As part of an occasional series about how channel pros are coping with the Coronavirus outbreak, this Staten Island, N.Y.-based MSP talks about helping customers work from home.