MSPs React to Comprehensive, Aggressively Priced Kaseya 365
Hear from MSP peers on the launch of the new Kaseya 365 program — designed to provide a crucial package of tech services at an affordable monthly price.
The 20 MSP Broadens Reach with Latest Round of Acquisitions
The 20 MSP bolsters its national footprint with a trio of new partnerships.
Will the Shortage of Technologists Lead to MSP Burnout?
Experts recommend ways to ensure staff — and leaders — are taking time for themselves.
N-able CMO Shares How MSPs can Evolve and Succeed in the Dynamic IT Services Industry
“It’s about building trust through relationships and tailored content that addresses specific client challenges.”
Top Doc Digitizers | Outsourced HR | Spoof-Busting Site Lawyers and More
Hot Topics Trending on the Members-Only ASCII Group Forum April 2024 trending topics: Recommendations for lawyers that can help take down spoofed websites Usefulness of ARS Route Management software Top […]
Partner Tip of the Week: Drive Innovation by Leveraging Partnerships
MSPs should encourage open mindedness to harness the distinct capabilities and insights of both their vendor partners and their clients. This approach involves initiating projects with a blank slate and […]
Most of Our Clients Love Us, But a Handful Are Hard to Connect With. What Do We Do?
Allen Edwards provides some strategies to try to get an unresponsive client’s attention.
GlassHive Announces Collaboration with Microsoft to Transform MSP Sales and Marketing to Capture AI Opportunity with Customers
Microsoft and GlassHive share a vision of being partner-first companies, committed to ushering in a new era for the channel with a strong focus on security, AI, cloud, and providing safe anywhere access to business technology.
Kamanja Platform Combines Cybersecurity and Compliance for Services Providers
The Israeli startup offers a managed services platform that combines and automates cybersecurity and compliance activities — and its recruiting for MSP partners.
The Human Firewall: Cybersecurity’s First Line of Defense
Many business leaders fail to recognize that cybercriminals often use basic tactics to exploit untrained or unaware employees, rather than employing sophisticated software tools or hacks.