Jim Roddy joins us to share his new book “The Walk-On Method To Career & Business Success” which features 31 underdog athletes who parlayed their college experience into habits that led to career success. Roddy’s book is set to publish fall of 2020 with hopes to share a life-changing lesson he learned the
Analytics/Analysis
Trusted Parties and Third-Party Maintenance: Capstone (Part III)
By Harry Brelsford
Clearly one of the greatest opportunities for resellers, Network Service Providers (NSP) and Managed Services Providers (MSP) in the current economic climate rests with the speed and efficiency that Third-Party Maintenance (TPM) agreements can rapidly be sold and implemented
Summer 2020 What’s Next
Josh Weiss joins SMB Nation to chat about summer 2020 and what is new. Josh feels privileged to be able to provide services to clients, jobs to his employees, and some personal journey through meditation and exercise.
Disaster/Recovery plans are never finished
By Gary Audin
You have adverse events that hamper or stop your IT and network operations. There are power outages, fires, floods, and security attacks. But you must also deal with interruptions due to new application installation, software upgrades that fail, data base changes,
Are Robots Taking Over – McBain’s Channel Software Tech Stack 2020
I read everything Jay McBain, principal analyst at Forrester produces (and these are long reads lemm tell ya). Then I apply the Harry filter to find a different take on his work. In reading the first part of his latest work
Cybersecurity Weakest Link
Many organizations are realizing that sometimes their weakest link regarding cybersecurity is not found within their organization but in their supply chain or with their vendors. With their data not being within their organization it is hard to get visibility into the hygiene of the data. The great thing is there are Risk
Microsoft Inspire Recap 2020
We met with IAMCP chapter president Danny Brown, to chat about Microsoft Inspire. Inspire is Microsoft’s worldwide partner conference. Typically, companies involved in Microsoft’s Partner Network travel from around the world to spend a week meeting with other partners, attending various sessions and keynotes led