When it comes to HIPAA, what you don’t know (willfully or otherwise) can and will hurt your MSP and your clients’ organizations. Here are some tips to avoid falling victim to half-baked compliance.
In this Reader Spotlight, inRsite IT Solutions Vice President and COO John Watkins shares a little about himself, his company, and the state of the channel.
Posting ads on job boards and using tools like LinkedIn are a great start; however, referrals are typically the best way to ensure you bring the right people into your organization. Whether you’re attending chamber of commerce events or industry tradeshows, pay attention to individuals that standout.
In this Reader Spotlight, Elevated Technologies Founder/CSO Jason Rorie shares a little about himself, his company, and the state of the channel.
Most people make purchasing decisions based on emotion and use logic to justify that decision. Therefore, a strong and favorable first impression is vitally important to develop a foundation for successful sales engagements.
Time is the only truly finite resource and amongst the most commonly wasted. Let’s briefly review three steps toward better time management, with examples of each.
For MSPs in the “as-a-service” market, it’s never been more critical to be able to offer DRaaS as part of your solutions; it’s one of the first use cases for companies looking to take advantage of the cloud. However, it’s not easy to provide.
In this Reader Spotlight, Information Systems Corporation President Elair Brothen shares a little about himself, Information Systems Corporation, and the state of the channel.
The transformation to a services practice is more heavily dependent on a capable, effective sales process than with other solutions, due to the need to educate your prospects and clients to these new services, solutions and deliverables. By improving your sales acumen, you can accelerate sales velocity and shorten sales cycles for technology services and solutions.
It’s May … a month has passed since tax season ended and CPAs are returning from vacation. On their dockets are items they put off because they had to focus on taxes — including IT. And this year cybersecurity should be on their minds.
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