How to provide effective support through a unified MSP platform
Listen to Nityasha Wadalkar, Director of Product Marketing at Splashtop, and Mark Crall, VP of Sales at SuperOps.ai, as they weigh the need for a unified managed services platform.
4 ways intelligent alerting can transform your MSP business
Noise reduction has been a big talking point in the MSP industry for years now. MSPs have tried to lower the cacophony for a long time, but the reduction in noise has always come at the cost of visibility. Things needed to change.
5 PowerShell best practices to boost your MSP operations
PowerShell is Microsoft's task automation platform that enables users to automate an array of tedious administrative tasks with the help of scripting (cmdlets or command-lets).
6 best practices to optimize patch management for your RMM
If you call tech support when something breaks, the first thing they ask is if you've updated to the latest version of the software (well, at least after they've asked you if you've tried switching it off and turning it back on again).
The MSP buyer's checklist: 7 things to keep in mind while choosing RMM software
From providing break/fix services back in the day to now proactively monitoring thousands of devices at scale, MSPs have revolutionized the IT services industry.
Every network is different and so is every client. As an MSP, how can you maintain standards while tailoring your solutions to a client’s specific needs?
Many cybersecurity pundits will tell you that it is not a question of whether you will be hacked but when. Cyber resilience is all about planning for contingencies and various levels of failure(s).
A patch is a change to existing software, usually to improve usability and security. It plays an important role in increasing a software product’s longevity and ensures that the product lives up to current standards. Patch management makes the deployment of patches easier.
As we move forward into 2021, despite all the changes that the WFA (Work from Anywhere) shift has wrought, most of us consider desktops and laptops the most vulnerable targets.
The argument for using PowerShell in your RMM scripting
Microsoft PowerShell is a versatile and powerful scripting language that can be used across multiple platforms. It allows IT administrators greater flexibility in scripting and opens a world of possibilities.
While every tool vendor could market themselves as 'unified' solutions provider, only a handful are truly unified. In this blog, we explore the real need for unified PSA and RMM solutions and how they differ from integrated solutions.