I attended two different conferences this week, one located in San Francisco and the other hosted in Las Vegas. While one conference was filled with upbeat attendees, the other event was clouded by economic uncertainty.
It was quite literally a tale of two cities — and two industries. While San Francisco and the broad IT industry worries quite a bit about the economy, attendees at the Kaseya User Conference in Las Vegas were generally upbeat about their business prospects.
Here’s the final portion of our Top 30 Highlights from the Kaseya User Conference in Las Vegas.
Here’s part two of our top 30 highlights from the Kaseya User Conference in Las Vegas. This portion focuses on Kaseya CEO Gerald Blackie’s keynote, for the most part. Read More >
Kaseya CEO Gerald Blackie says the company has no debt, no venture capital and absolutely no plans to pursue an initial public offering (IPO). Why stay private in the rapidly expanding managed services market? Blackie provided some thoughts June 1 during a poolside chat with me at the Kaseya User Conference.
We told readers about the latest Kaseya platform release earlier this month. However, we don’t really do “product reviews” here, nor do we analyze product features and functions. MSPmentor focuses more on MSP business and partner strategies.
Still, we know readers want product info. And it’s certainly available on the Web. Kaseya CEO Gerald Blackie’s personal blog, for instance, has some deeper info about the latest Kaseya 2008 product release. It’s a quick read, highlighting 12 quick features found in the new Kaseya platform.
We don’t endorse any specific MSP platforms. But we do think Blackie’s approach to communicating is worthwhile. In a single blog post, he manages to make some quick, easy-to-follow pitches to readers.
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