We’re excited to announce that Remote Desktop has a new name, MSP360 Connect, and it’s more powerful than ever. MSP360 Connect is our simple and secure remote administration and support product. Continue reading
Cyber Insurance: 5 Important Things MSPs Must Know
As an MSP offering cybersecurity services and engaging with customers about securing their environment, you’re going to need to know a thing or two about cyber insurance. Continue reading
5 Steps to One-Person MSP Success
One could argue that there has never been a better time to start and grow a managed services provider (MSP) business. The market has continued to expand, with the global managed services market valued at $152 billion in 2020 and expected to reach $274 billion by 2026 — an incredible opportunity for any new potential business owner. Continue reading
What Are the Key Factors to Building a Profitable MSP Stack?
Building a successful managed services provider (MSP) business is about providing top-notch customer support and services and helping clients to improve their technology capabilities. However, to be able to do that, an MSP needs the right tools to support its customers. Continue reading
5 Steps for Excellent Customer Support
It’s one thing to land a new customer, it’s a whole other task to keep them around for the long term. That’s where it becomes more important than ever for a managed services provider (MSP) to deliver excellent customer support alongside its technology and services to keep those customers around for the long haul. Continue reading
Should You Build Your Own Business Website or Should You Hire Someone?
As customers begin to do their research on managed service providers (MSPs) they want to work with, the search often starts at the MSP’s website. For that reason, an MSP must put its best foot forward when offering an informative website that stands out from the pack and clearly describes why they are the best provider to choose. Continue reading
Cybersecurity Insurance: How It Works and What Plans are Available
Smart IT teams and managed service providers know that they should back up data in order to restore systems to a secure state quickly following a successful cyberattack. But sometimes, backups alone aren’t enough to prevent major damage. There could still be steep financial fallout from a cyberattack, due to loss of revenue, damage to reputation, or legal claims. Continue reading
Five Things MSPs Should Never Share with Their Clients
Introduction
Sharing is caring. Well, this is tricky for service providers. Naturally, as an MSP, your first inclination may be to share everything. You want to keep your clients happy, right? Continue reading
Do You Have a Project Sign-Off Template?
When you’re running a managed services provider (MSP) business, the name of the game is rolling out successful projects and services for customers. With that in mind, a critical element of the project workflow for an MSP to consider is project sign-offs. Continue reading
MSP Marketing: Should MSPs Target One or Several Verticals?
While many managed services providers (MSPs) successfully grow their businesses and add new clients through word-of-mouth advertising, many that have taken their growth to new heights did so through successful marketing campaigns that targeted the potential customers. By doing that, MSPs can deliver their valuable services to more customers that need them and potentially capture more of the estimated $239.7 billion market for managed services (as of 2021). Continue reading
What You Should Know About Documentation Software
It's easy for an MSP business owner to feel overwhelmed when attempting to streamline their processes for managing IT documentation. Especially as IT sprawl continues to expand, it becomes seemingly more difficult every day to standardize documentation and manage all the different knowledge bases and items that an MSP needs to track and run the company effectively and efficiently. Continue reading
Top 10 Mistakes MSPs Make that Cost Time and Money
Running a business is challenging, even in the best of times, let alone in times of economic instability. More than ever, it is important to think about your business processes and identify opportunities to eliminate costly inefficiencies or errors. This way, you’re in the best position possible to weather any turbulence brought on by the coronavirus pandemic and emerge safely once it’s over. Continue reading