The Crowdstrike situation was your MSPs opportunity to exhibit leadership
An MSP may consider themselves to be doing a good job when calls for help are answer quickly and there are few of them. But your client probably doesn't view it that way.
An MSP may consider themselves to be doing a good job when calls for help are answer quickly and there are few of them. But your client probably doesn't view it that way.
Prime Day is coming soon. I hesitated to do this because I’m not a product hawker and I’m […]
Oh, my AI, what can be done? There’s lot of FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) being spewed from […]
from the SMB Community Podcast Determining the right amount of compensation for employees is a complex issue that many […]
from the SMB Community Podcast The MSP question of the week is how to hold employees accountable for subpar […]
from the SMB Community Podcast The conversation discusses recent changes to laws regarding non-compete agreements for employees. Previously, senior […]
from the SMB Community Podcast Jame and Amy discuss different strategies and options for acquiring a book of […]
This is as much for me as it is for you, because I’m constantly forgetting where this is […]
We are in a period of rapid change. The next five years is full of drama for MSPs. This should all be information that you've already heard. But have you internalized it or operationalized it yet?
Cybersecurity is a tricky subject for MSPs and I know it's on everyone's mind. Join me in this AMA, sponsored by SuperOps and let's talk about these issues.
You can gain all of those benefits, if you do customer appreciation right. If you don’t your customer appreciation might just get lost in the shuffle.
The problem with OAuth apps is that they don't ever fully uninstall themselves. The permissions are left there forever, even after you close the account, just waiting for a hacker to figure out how to exploit. In this blog I'll show you what permissions are granted and how to remove them for M365 and Google users.