Autotask – Early Consulting Success, but One Big Future Question
It is always a validation when a technology solution spawns a cottage industry of new jobs surrounding it. For example – a lifetime
It is always a validation when a technology solution spawns a cottage industry of new jobs surrounding it. For example – a lifetime
To help address the speed at which technology is constantly changing in our industry, Cbeyond released its top five tips to help businesses with this
There are two things I look forward to each quarter. First: The quarterly earnings report for numerous companies on CNBC, the financial network.
The good news is that the annual BlackBerry conference, known as BlackBerry Live (formerly BlackBerry World) was held in Florida last week. The
Long-time SMB Nation friend Matt Landis, a Microsoft MVP in the Lync telecom/UC area, posted up the results of an informal survey about
Last week we blogged that Microsoft is making changes to its Windows 8 OS, reportedly naming it Microsoft Blue. Today, we heard that
VaultLogix is now offering a free trial of its business-class MobilePlus service, which provides backup, recovery and data protection
ManageEngine said today that it has added change auditing and mailbox access monitoring to Exchange Reporter Plus, its Exchange
This past weekend, I tuned into 60 Minutes, as I do most Sunday evenings, to wind down, and I came across an interview
Just in time for the Christmas and Hanukkah holidays, the SS SMB Nation has arrived at the island of misfit tech toys. Here is the exclusive scoop.
Using the holiday break to reflect, recharge and renew, I gathered up all my misfit tech toys that are consigned to a shelf in my home office LOL. Then I placed them on the SMB Nation sailing vessel for arrival just in time for Santa to distribute to up-and-coming geeks world wide.
A quick peek of the snap show a few highlights.
Harry Brelsford and David Tulip discuss their professional history and experiences in the IT industry. David shares his journey from joining Newman Business Solutions in 1995 to growing their IT department into a £1.5 million MSP by 2009. He now leads the Network Group, which supports around 100 technology service providers in the UK. They reflect on the IT Nation 2024 conference, highlighting its educational focus and high attendance of 4,500 people. David mentions upcoming events for the Network Group in 2025, including celebrating their 30th anniversary at Wembley Stadium and expanding their reach to 250 organizations over the next three years.
A common refrain in technology (heck any area) is the need to both stay current and lean forward to remain relevant. Like you, I can remember pivoting from the sad demise of Novell NetWare to Window Server (remember NT?) leading up to the granddaddy of all migrations: the end-of-life (EOL) *and* and of service of Windows Small Business Server (SBS) to whatever (cloud et. al.). Do you realize that all happened in 2014 - ten years ago. This was the same timeframe as the Windows XP (EOL). Another example of voluntary (for some of you it was involuntary) professional evolution from break-fix to the Managed Service Provider (MSP) business model based on monthly recurring revenue (MRR) (invented by the telcos IMHO)
Here We Grow Again - Looking Around the Corner into 2025
I recently attended a keynote at the Mindset Reset conference