Table of Contents:
- Can MSPs Stay Central to Clients During the Cloud-Rush?
- The Future of IT within SMB’s
- How Does an MSP Remain Relevant?
- Reduced Maintenance, Increased Monitoring
- Website Performance Monitoring
- Conclusion
It’s a topic that many IT solution providers and managed service providers (MSPs) are all too familiar with – the cloud. Every IT vendor on the planet is talking cloud services. One of the biggest in this field, Microsoft, is offering cloud-based Office 365 directly, cutting out IT resellers. With other vendors considering similar strategies, how will this affect IT companies that traditionally sold and maintained on-site solutions?
It’s increasingly looking as though the future of IT will see the majority of infrastructures moved to the cloud. Services such as hosted e-mail, off-site backup, VOIP and collaboration tools are natural fits for the cloud. End-users, familiar with services such as Facebook, are comfortable with this; the cloud is convenient and easy to use.










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