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Savvy Sales Tips for Growing Your IT Business
NASBA executive director and channel advocate Pat Taylor offers five of his best tips and advice on how to grow a small IT business and boost profits in the future.
N-Able’s N-Central Achieves VMware Ready Status
Ideal for MSPs and IT departments, N-central provides remote monitoring and management capabilities for your SMB customers.
Green Compliance and Customized Systems: The EPEAT Hurdle
Prepare to meet the demand for EPEAT-compliant computing. NASBA and Intel have partnered to ease the compliance process for customized systems, but there is still a need for help from the vendor and reseller communities.
Tech Data and IBM Partner to Deliver Cloud Computing Products to the Channel
Resellers will have broadened access to Software as a Service, Platform as a Service, and Infrastructure as a Service solutions.
Employee Motivation: Different Strokes for Different Folks
New research gives channel pros the lowdown on what, exactly, motivates their employees. By Ellen Muraskin
Vertical Markets: Spotlight on Healthcare IT Services
Healthcare IT spending is on the rise, and those dollars could be yours. Understanding the top concerns for healthcare providers and doctors could help you close the deal.
Sophos and D&H Enter Distribution Agreement
According to the terms of the agreement, D&H Distributing will offer Sophos’ threat management and data protections software solutions to SMB-focused VARs in North America.
New CompTIA Council to Focus on Broadening the IT Workforce
The new Global IT Workforce Council will be made up of organization members as well as IT, academic, and government leaders with a shared need for IT talent.
Tech Data Partners with IAMCP
Members of the International Association of Microsoft Channel Partners have access to Tech Data’s Microsoft business support, designed for SMB partners who do not qualify for dedicated support from Microsoft.
CompTIA Breakaway 2011 Focuses on Customer Care, Not Technology
More than 1000 IT channel partner attendees are being encouraged to sharpen their business problem solving skills, rather than focusing too much on technology.