Topic: Managed Services - Page 82

MSPs are in a position to compare, recommend, integrate, and manage multiple clouds tailored to the needs of each customer.

Fear not, channel pros. Matt and Rich will protect you from nosey little talking paper clip icons. And with help from returning guest host Angel Rojas, of DataCorps Technology Solutions, they’ll also discuss Kaseya closing its acquisition of Datto, the new, possibly breakthrough RMM solution Kaseya says it has coming later this year, and the new AI-powered recommendation engine Kaseya just launched that they swear isn’t Clippy.

Join Erick and Rich as they discuss the potentially game-changing RMM system Kaseya has coming, how to handle a sales prospect who says “we’ve got a guy,” and just how big the biggest freshwater fish ever caught turns out to be.

Xperteks progresses by looking ahead and plans its next win by managing cloud infrastructures with business intelligence.

D&H’s four-day tech conference in Hershey, Pa., gathered 600-plus channel partners and highlighted trends in cybersecurity, hybrid work, digital transformation, SMB devices, and more

Called the Cooper Intelligence Engine, the new “utilization technology” spotlights product features that MSPs are paying for but not using. The new RMM edition will be the first to support networking gear, IoT devices, and cloud apps on top of PCs and servers.

The new system, called PartnerAlign, is designed to help MSPs complete sales quotes involving SaaS solutions faster and more easily while providing the makers of those solutions greater visibility into their channel partners’ sales activity.

Erick and Rich discuss Cisco’s big MSP recruiting drive, why you should have an offboarding process for clients that’s as good as your onboarding process, and whether or not being removed from a vat of chocolate you’re swimming in is really being “rescued”.

Southern California was the latest stop in The ASCII Group’s MSP Success Summit 2022 series of educational and networking events for MSPs and IT business owners.

A plug-in available now at no cost lets IPM users access data and features from within the same system they use to manage other hardware on a customer’s network.