This sponsored blog post for IBM for MSPs recommends managed service providers (MSPs) market themselves as specific service providers in order to clearly communicate the specific services (e.g., infrastructure, platforms, software, analytics) they offer.
Read MoreThis sponsored blog post for IBM for MSPs explains the continued success of managed service providers (MSPs) depends on personal and cultural factors. Personal in the sense of both the personal cloud and the personal touch of customer service, and cultural in the sense of nurturing both their own and their clients’ culture.
Read MoreThis sponsored blog post for IBM for MSPs explains the Internet of Things (IoT) has a greater potential to be disruptive to IT security than the cloud proved to be, which is why securing IoT has to be a priority for managed service providers (MSPs).
Read MoreThis sponsored blog post for IBM for MSPs explains that the proven track record of managed service providers (MSPs) delivering business value from the cloud positions them well in the rapidly growing Internet of Things (IoT) market.
Read MoreThis sponsored blog post for IBM for MSPs explains that even though steps must obviously be taken to protect against hacks and other external attacks, more than half of all security breaches are actually caused by user mistakes or internal security flaws.
Read MoreThis sponsored blog post for IBM for MSPs explains the lack of an effective dialogue between the business and IT is what most often forces IT into the shadows, which is why leading MSPs are engaging their clients in an enterprise-wide discussion.
Read MoreThis sponsored blog post for IBM for MSPs explains that it is time to stop overlooking the importance of security when it comes to cloud services. Managed service providers and in-house IT teams need to ensure the future of IT is built on secure cloud services.
Read MoreThis sponsored blog post for IBM for MSPs explains how since the future of IT will be driven by the force of enterprise mobility, managed service providers must expand their offerings to include mobile device and application development and security.
Read MoreThis sponsored blog post for IBM for MSPs discusses how the book The New IT by Jill Dyché can help managed service providers (MSPs) better understand how prospective customers envision the future of IT—and the role MSPs have in it.
Read MoreThis sponsored blog post for IBM for MSPs explains that in order to avoid repeating the historic IT mistakes that created their market in the first place, managed service providers must be business partners not technology providers.
Read MoreThis sponsored blog post for IBM for MSPs explains how managed service providers are well-positioned to help customers overcome mistakes with mobile app security since they manage many of the cloud-based IT services leveraged by mobile apps.
Read MoreThis sponsored blog post for IBM for MSPs explains that by offering analytics as embedded functionality within their existing cloud-based services, MSPs can empower their customers and build a competitive advantage.
Read MoreThis sponsored blog post for IBM for MSPs explains that with many of today’s IT services no longer visible because they are no longer on-premises, MSPs are IT guide dogs for the cloud services the enterprise depends on to navigate the business world.
Read MoreThis sponsored blog post for IBM for MSPs explains that with organizations of all sizes and in all industries entrusting their business to cloud-based and mobile-accessed services, the cloud needs an armored car service for data.
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