Topic: Managed Services - Page 283

Splashtop remote desktop services provide MSPs with access and control of apps, files, and data through their mobile devices.

Newport, R.I., was the final stop on this year’s ASCII Success Summit in North America, where solution providers gathered for two days of business and technology sessions and peer networking.

Tech Data Corp.’s three-day event for partners features business and technology sessions, plus opportunities for networking.

With the company’s fully managed, white-labeled private cloud, companies receive a single-tenant enterprise-grade deployment on Intermedia’s infrastructure or on AWS.

MSPs can now buy scale-out storage hardware from Exablox with StorageCraft data protection software pre-installed.

Designed to help MSPs grow their businesses, the two-day event in St. Petersburg, Fla., features thought leadership on increasing sales, branding, lead generation, closing deals, and more.

The announcement comes as the managed services software vendor officially retires its N-able and LOGICnow brands.

Designed to reflect the company’s evolution from backup provider to business continuity vendor, the four-tier program will dole out leads, margins, support, and other resources based chiefly on how many certifications members earn.

Positioned as a potential replacement for Microsoft’s terminated Azure RemoteApp service, the new offering comes with extensive automation and management capabilities.

Avast executive Glenn Taylor (pictured) will replace Fred Gerritse, but mostly leave the latter’s turnaround plan intact. Consolidating the newly unified company’s overlapping security portfolios integrating its security and RMM products will be top early priorities.