Employee satisfaction is not always easy to gauge. One of the toughest jobs IT management faces today is the issue of how to hire the right talent at the right price, and how to keep that talent in the office. While it can be difficult to retain good employees, it’s certainly not impossible.
The technology world tends to move at a lightning fast pace. Companies, products and services are constantly evolving and shifting gears to stay competitive. I often hear that MSPs, VARs and other solution providers would like vendors to make better efforts to reach out and keep them aware of changes. No one likes to be caught off guard with a product update or miss out on the opportunity to attend free training because of lack of communication.
While half of MSPs are planning to offer an offsite backup and recovery solution, the majority have not taken steps to support their plans, according to a recent informal survey conducted by Modular Data Protection Services (DPS) Inc, a company that works with cloud data protection. Modular DPS surveyed resellers of Intel AppUp Small Business Service from Intel Corp.
StorageCraft, which promotes ShadowProtect backup and disaster recovery software to MSPs, has generated at least 100 percent annual revenue growth each of the past three years. And StorageCraft expects to repeat that feat yet again this year. So how is StorageCraft continuing to grow and expand within the hyper-competitive storage and BDR markets? StorageCraft VP of Marketing and Business Development Curt James (pictured) offered MSPmentor some background today.
Datto, a backup and disaster recovery (BDR) company that works closely with MSPs, has completed an initial integration with ConnectWise. By integrating Datto devices into ConnectWise, partners can monitor device alerts directly through ConnectWise rather than simply through email, according to Shannon Kohn (pictured), marketing and channel relations director at Datto. Here are more details.
