Topic: Managed Services - Page 174

Symantec veteran Kevin Chapman (pictured) now heads the vendor’s ongoing effort to merge its existing solutions and partner program with those of AVG, the security and managed services software maker it acquired in July.

Both Microsoft operating systems are available immediately to the infrastructure- and desktop-as-a-service vendor’s partners at no additional charge.

The company brings next-level backup, continuity, cloud voice, compliance, and security services to Microsoft Office 365.

The new system, which is designed to help MSPs switch from competing products to Kaseya’s Business Management Solution, is one of several product roadmap milestones announced at the vendor’s European partner event.

AuthAnvil offers a new level of security for Office 365 customers and Traverse 9.4 automates provisioning and monitoring to enhance user security functionality.

Integrating solutions from the former LOGICnow and SolarWinds N-able portfolios is a prominent part of release plans disclosed by product executives like Steve Rodda (pictured) that also include the introduction of new anti-ransomware and site monitoring capabilities.

Enhancements to hybrid IT offerings from servers to storage provide a simple and scalable path for SMBs.

MSPs can now offload their NOC requirements to a third-party facility running ConnectWise software at rates the managed services software maker claims are 20 percent lower than comparable offerings.

Announced at the company’s annual IT Nation event in Orlando, the changes are the latest step towards merging once separate managed services applications into an integrated suite.

New programs and incentives are designed to accelerate growth of the ExtremeCloud portfolio.