Topic: Managed Services - Page 239

Erick and Rich (who are both wearing pants, we think) chew over NetApp buying CloudJumper, the coronavirus-fueled opportunity to sell managed services to midsize businesses, and why eating more french fries has become every Belgian’s patriotic duty.

Many IT service providers have moved, or are in the process of moving, their customers to Microsoft Office 365. Carbonite Backup for Office 365 backup represents another potential opportunity for IT service providers. However, you may need to educate customers about its importance. In this document you’ll learn about the benefits of Office 365 backup, how to discuss it with your customers, and potential go-to-market strategies.

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New functionality provided at no charge lets people working remotely due to the coronavirus pandemic scan personally-owned PCs, and then issues color-coded, letter-graded report cards that MSPs can use to identify vulnerabilities in need of remediation.

Integration of Kanban across an IT organization helps visualize business processes, which drives efficiency and ensures nothing gets missed or forgotten.

Channel pros can use IoT technology to help churches enhance visitor experiences and modernize facilities management.

Users of the unified communication vendor’s 1Stream platform can now automatically view asset, configuration, and other documentation data when answering calls from customers.

Want to make money in the cloud? Think solutions, not products.

In yet another bid to avoid going stir crazy, Erick and Rich discuss ID Agent’s new identity and access management solution, four priorities every MSP should set now to get through the COVID-19 crisis, and a long-distance runner whose indoor marathon encapsulates what all of us are feeling.

Matt’s from Chicago. Guest host Mike Bloomfield, of MSP Tekie Geek, is from New York. They have firm opinions about hot dogs.

This Expert Guide walks IT solution providers through the latest threat vectors facing SMB customers, the complexity of cloud security, and concerns around 5G. It also includes a look at NIST guidelines for the Internet of Things.