Topic: Managed Services - Page 138

Part of a larger wave of security-related news from the vendor’s IT Nation Explore event, which is taking place online this week, the new offerings are designed to help channel pros meet ever-escalating demand for security services more effectively.

Tekie Geek has created a culture that employees enjoy and can thrive in, and it shows in their work—and the company’s revenue growth.

This week, Erick and Rich talk over what Veeam’s latest product news says about tech in the time of COVID-19, why now’s a good time to reevaluate your MSP toolset, and why you might want to rethink packing a bag full of gold bars on your next trip if you’re forgetful.

Social media campaign “12 For Good Challenge,” initiated by ActionPoint’s Tim Martin, aims to help families in need due to COVID-19.

Channel pros in the market to buy or merge need to thoroughly vet candidates for business strategy, financial health, and cultural fit.

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.