I’m packing my bags and heading to the Kaseya User Conference in Las Vegas, which runs June 1-3. On the one hand, I expect to hear plenty of “Kaseya” centric news at the event. But I will also be digging deeper, meeting with managed service providers and corporate IT leaders, to hear about their experiences and learnings in the managed services market. Here are five trends or themes I’ll be exploring.
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Five Anticipated Trends At Kaseya User Conference
Posted May 30th, 2008 by Joe Panettieri
The Next Managed Services Battleground: APIs
Posted March 12th, 2008 by Joe Panettieri
I wrote that same headline for one of my blog entries about a year ago. Even today, I believe that open application programming interfaces (APIs) will be the difference between success and failure in the managed services industry.
The latest example: Autotask is writing to Kaseya’s APIs, in a bid to build tighter integration between the two automation platforms. Plenty of other companies are kicking around the API concept in a bid to snap their platforms together.
In some ways, the current API movement mirrors the early days of Microsoft Windows. MSPs that study Microsoft’s rise in the operating system world are bound to thrive in today’s software industry. Here’s why. Read More >
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