A few months ago, MSPmentor praised several very promising blogs penned by managed service providers, software companies and industry pundits.
Alas, many of those blogs have gone silent. Even worse, they’re still online — allowing everyone to see that they’ve run out of things to say.
I’ll avoid the temptation to list the dead blogs by name. Instead, here are five managed services blogs that continue to move forward with fresh content.
Everon Technology Services LLC, one of our MSPmentor 100 companies, has launched MSP Coach. According to a teaser for the site, Everon has “taken everything we’ve learned and begun creating courses, content, and tools that you can use to help build your MSP business.”
When Everon CEO Mike Cooch mentioned the site to me in an email, I asked for more information about Everon’s goals for the site. Here are some highlights from our email conversation.
The last thing the tech world needs is another acronym. But I was rather intrigued to learn about a managed service provider that offers so-called communications as a service (CaaS). The telecom company, Cypress Communications, is successfully branding CaaS as a way to describe hosted unified communications and VoIP services to customers. Here’s how.
The MSPAlliance held its Managed Services Summit earlier this week in Framingham, Mass. Although I didn’t attend the event, I interviewed a few attendees and vendors to get a feel for their top priorities in the months ahead. Here are seven key trends I heard about:
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