Mistakes To Avoid When Building Your Sales Team | Allowing salespeople to drag on with excuses and promises is the norm for technology companies. Owners have put a lot of time and resources into this person and struggle with starting over from scratch. What if they turn everything around next month and start to deliver? What if you miss out on a good thing? Unfortunately, 'what if' will never turn your sales dud into a sales stud. | |
Easing Dentist Office Downtime Fear With BDR | Whether it's the whine of the drill, the scraping and poking, or the numbing and choking, fear keeps many patients away from the dentist. One solutions provider has been successful, however, addressing the dentist's biggest fear: downtime. | |
How MSPs Can Become The Sherpas Their Clients Need | As a managed services provider, it's your duty to guide your clients and lead them successfully through the treacherous (well, hopefully not too treacherous) world of IT services, ensuring they have what they need, when they need it. | |
Why You Need To Have Regular Reviews With Your Customers | The business review is one of the most important tools in the successful managed services provider's toolkit, but deciding on the frequency of those reviews is a very individual thing says Dave Sobel, director of partner community for MAXfocus at LogicNow. | |
Why Security Isn't Enough To Stop Ransomware | The best IT security will only help stop infections from ransomware like CryptoLocker and CryptoWall, but if your vendor is promising 100 percent prevention then you should be very wary. | |
How To Build Trust With A Managed Services "Gateway Drug" | Most of us want to be pure-play managed services providers, providing flat-rate services for every client as well as to be able to service the full spectrum of customers that find their way into our arms. Sometimes, however, clients are reluctant to embrace a full managed services solution. What we need is a "gateway drug" to get clients hooked on these proactive services. | |
5 Legal Requirements Every MSP Must Address | Launching a managed services practice takes more than just knowing the technology and understanding the recurring revenue model. To stay successful, managed services providers (MSPs) must have an executable growth plan and a strong foundation that includes the right leadership, the right salespeople, the right services, and of course the right legal structures and documentation to build and protect the business. | |
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