Small, nimble software companies — some of them promoting open source, many of them leveraging closed source — continue to attack big, legacy network and systems management platforms.
How to Start A Managed Services Business In 2009
Posted December 22nd, 2008 by Devanand
If you have been dilly-dallying with the idea of starting a managed services business, look no further, 2009 is the ideal year for you to become an MSP. For a complete guide on how to setup a managed services business, plan for resources, and run it like a pro download this guide “How to become an MSP in 2009.”
N-able Reaches Out to MSPAlliance Members
Posted September 15th, 2008 by Joe Panettieri
The MSPAlliance continues to build technology vendor relationships to help managed service providers evaluate software at discounted costs or no initial cost. The latest deal involves N-able, and it arrives a few weeks after the MSPAlliance and AdventNet announced a somewhat similar relationship.
AdventNet Reaches Out to MSPAlliance Members
Posted September 4th, 2008 by Joe Panettieri
AdventNet, which develops the ManageEngine managed services platform, has launched a new pricing program designed for MSPAlliance members. Here are some quick details.
It’s Time to Add Power Management to Your Service Catalogue
Posted July 20th, 2008 by Devanand
A lot of people talk about “going green” — but have you ever done the math to see how power management can assist your company — and your customers? Take a look at this quick example, involving the cost of running 500 PC desktops year-round in California.
