If you are a start-up managed service provider, I would recommend taking a look at Amazon Web Services. It is very promising and it helps you host your software on Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud), store the data on a networked drive EBS (Elastic Block Store), and backup the data on to the S3 (Simple Storage Service) with an uptime guarantee of 99.95%. All for less than $99 per month. Here’s what that means for MSPs.
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Can Amazon’s Cloud Reduce MSP Hosting Costs?
Posted January 21st, 2009 by Devanand
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.
MSP Center Plus Launches Beta
Posted June 9th, 2008 by Devanand
Being an MSP is no fun, especially if you are a mid-sized organization.
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