The MSPmentor 100 consumed most of our team’s efforts this week. There were numerous MSP-oriented blog entries we would have written — if only there were more hours in the day. Here are seven managed services blog posts we didn’t have a chance to write for the week ending Feb. 12, 2010.
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Seven Managed Services Blog Entries We Didn’t Write: Feb. 12
Posted February 12th, 2010 by Joe Panettieri
Seven Blog Entries We Didn’t Have Time to Write: Nov. 7, 2009
Posted November 7th, 2009 by Joe Panettieri
Our team is back home after attending the ConnectWise Partner Summit, HTG Peer Group meetings and Symantec Partner Engage this past week. Now I’m packing and leaving tonight for Cisco Partner Velocity in Paris. In between all that, here are seven managed services blog entries we didn’t have time to write for the week ending Nov. 7, 2009.
LPI Level Platforms Introduces Managed Workplace 2009
Posted January 5th, 2009 by Joe Panettieri
Instead of relaxing for the New Year holiday, LPI Level Platforms was busy launching Managed Workplace 2009. The new managed services platform debuts today (January 5). LPI Level Platforms CEO Peter Sandiford (pictured) sent me a note January 2 with some quick thoughts about the update.
Winners and Losers In Managed Services 2.0
Posted November 20th, 2008 by Peter Sandiford
There is a new wave of technology that is washing over the SMB IT world. A fundamental shift is taking place from device-based to network-based architectures, facilitated by widely adopted new standards. The MSPs that embrace and manage these more complex IT environments will emerge the winners as managed services moves solidly into this next stage – MSP 2.0.
Race to the Bottom, Or Race to the Top?
Posted April 18th, 2008 by Peter Sandiford
Joe’s recent blog entry — asking whether MSPs were killing their own margins — touches on one of the most widely held misperceptions in the business.
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