Managed Services

Why automation is key if you’re looking to scale your business

August 4, 2021 N-able Guest Blog Comments Off

Automation can help you drive efficiencies that can help you profitably scale your business. David Weeks examines the human cost of supporting your customers.

Epiphany formally launches Intelligence Platform, partner program

July 29, 2021 Mark Cox Comments Off

Epiphany’s platform, which provides security from a Red Team perspective turns vulnerability management into actionable insights by showing exactly where and how an organization can be exploited by targeted attacks.

ConnectWise announces two free new tools at IT Nation Explore, and fleshes out upcoming roadmap

July 23, 2021 Mark Cox Comments Off

ConnectWise announced a new reconciliation tool for ConnectWise Manage, and a simplified version of BrightGauge for analytics newbies. They also announced an extension of their partnership with SentinelOne, and provided a much anticipated update on the progress of their new universal platform.

Optimism reigns in Datto MSP survey, with 93% saying it’s a good time to be an MSP

July 22, 2021 Mark Cox Comments Off

While the effects of COVID on MSPs were mixed, coming out of COVID, competition has become the primary concern of MSPs, for the first time in the five year history of this survey.

N-able hits ground running as a separate company (again) after completion of SolarWinds spin-out

July 21, 2021 Mark Cox Comments Off

N-able, the first company acquired by SolarWinds when they created their MSP division now formally re-emerges as a separate company, which is confident that it can go farther, faster, on its own.

Auvik Networks gears up for next stage of growth by being acquired, and receives $250 million in investment funding

July 16, 2021 Mark Cox Comments Off

The funding and the acquisition both involve equity firm Great Hill Partners, but Auvik is stressing that while this will allow Auvik to solve a broader range of customer problems, and could lead to select acquisitions, they aren’t about to start buying up companies like chocolates.