Adoption of cloud computing and managed services range from businesses just dabbling in a few stand-alone applications, such as CRM or email, to those that are all-in with many of their IT services ...

KELYN Technologies today announced that it has been selected as the first Managed Service Provider (MSP) for Commvault GovCloud, simplifying the path for U.S. government agencies and regulated ...

Managed services reduce technical debt by consolidating systems, automating upkeep, shifting costs to OpEx, speeding delivery ...

Keeping up with the ever-changing IT needs of a growing business can be a logistical nightmare. That’s why so many organizations have outsourced IT management to managed service providers (MSPs).

Managed services are an ideal solution for small businesses that don’t have the bandwidth to manage business-critical IT functions in-house. But before you sign a contract, it’s important to ...

Managed service providers, or MSPs, are businesses that manage other organizations’ technology infrastructure on their behalf ...

IT is a critical part of most businesses, especially as remote work becomes more permanent. The IT team handles software implementation, technical support, device maintenance and acquisition, and ...

When it comes to overall satisfaction with vendor compensation ranked by technology specialities, managed services is the happiest place in the channel. Solution providers engaged with managed ...

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apps Associates, a premier enterprise application advisory services leader, today announced that it has retained its membership in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Managed ...

SANTA BARBARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Bitwarden, the trusted leader in password, secrets, and passkey management, today announced that its partnership with Cybernet Evolution, an Australian-based ...

Rajiv Jain is a Field CIO/CTO for the Financial Services Vertical at CDW. In a digital-first, hybrid framework world, banks and other financial services companies can’t afford to fall behind. As noted ...