MSPinsights Newsletter | April 19, 2020 | View web version here. |
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Guest Column | By Brett Cheloff, ConnectWise
When you think of IT automation, some of the biggest benefits that come to mind are efficiency and increased productivity. Automation can certainly help companies do more with less by introducing smart workflows and removing redundant tasks. Automation also increases the visibility of what's happening in your daily operations, which frees up even more time to focus on critical business matters.
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Guest Column | By Gary Pica, Cloudmore
The managed IT services (MSP) market is thriving, with projections it will be worth US$319.5 billion in 2024, up from US$166.8 billion in 2018. That's an estimated compound annual growth rate of 11.5 percent.
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Article | Bocada
The organizational benefits of using both AWS and Azure -speed, flexibility, no single-vendor reliance, selecting the best-of-breed capabilities, data sovereignty, redundancy-are all apparent. Yet, organizations leveraging AWS and Azure in their data protection operations have new challenges: there is no way to know if all instances are protected and no monitoring or reporting tools for public cloud let alone multi-cloud.
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White Paper | By Neil MacDonald, Lawrence Orans, and Joe Skorupa, Gartner
Digital business transformation inverts network and security service design patterns, shifting the focal point to the identity of the user and/or device - not the data center. Security and risk management leaders need a converged cloud-delivered secure access service edge to address this shift.
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Video | The ASCII Group
Discover how caring about your clients and contacts can be a powerful marketing weapon. Learn more about the four pillars of word of mouth strategy: over delivery; listening; surprise; and non-self-serving acts.
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Guest Column | By Neal Berggren, OpsRamp
Most companies can handle the one- or two-day closures from a major storm or other natural disaster without too much pain, but with a weeks- or months-long remote work and lockdown situation, the response is entirely different.
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Guest Column | By Tim Sheahen, Webroot
It's a scenario we see far too often: All of a company's data is stored and managed on a single server. It's protected by a backup server, sure, but even that is kept on the same domain as everything else. One day, the domain is hit by ransomware that not only shuts down the servers, but also corrupts backup data. So, what then?
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Guest Column | Field Nation
Ironically, as many workers go fully remote, on-site support is often necessary to make remote work possible. Depending on the company's IT maturity, many companies will have to configure VPNs, add remote VOIP capabilities, and set up an RMM system on-site before employees can work from home.
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Guest Column | By Scott Campbell, CompTIA
As the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic continues to interrupt everyday life, millions of employees have had to start working outside the office. For many, that's a new concept, and they may not be as cautious as they are in the office in securing their equipment and data.
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Guest Column | By Sascha Mehlhase, Flowroute, a West Company
Companies hoping to thrive internationally should invest in technologies that create more pathways for global customer communication and enhance collaboration among their global remote workforce.
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Guest Column | By Barb Paluszkiewicz, CDN Technologies Inc.
We are living in the golden age of technology with an abundance of opportunities for everyone. Still, when selling, it's normal and natural for a buyer to present an objection.
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