Business Speak

I’ve said it many times over the 20-year life of the SMB Nation community. You must consistently reinvent yourself and innovative to stay relevant. You’ve done it more than once with the sad demise of Windows Small Business Server (SBS) in 2012+ time frame.

Moving and or relocation to a new office space is an involved process with many things to think about. You’ve got office furniture, difficult to pack electronics, and multiple rooms worth of supplies and inventory to get packed up and make sure they get to the correct persons work space upon arrival at the new office.

Does your company need a facelift or rebrand?  Are you looking to gain more clients?  With the current times social media and marketing is more important than ever to get your message and branding out.  Some simple items you can focus on not only for your personal brand, but also your company brand are: 

MSPs typically focus on technology related to IT or cybersecurity, with back up to the cloud, however, with emerging technologies playing an important role in applications for physical security,

Did you know that every Tuesday we team with Kevin Hunter at Digital Northwest News (a B2B audience) on our popular TechTuesday segment? Hunter is best known as “The Homework Guy” for his work in reporting and investigating the

Larry Doyle joins SMB Nation from the road to share his summer updates from vacations to economic predictions.  Join Harry and Larry as they chat about the Dog Days of Summer.

Alex Fields with Success Computer Consulting chats with SMB Nation about his quarterly technical user group featuring Microsoft Teams.    Alex not only holds a technical user group for MSPs but he also hosts an end user group as well to help educate both audiances.  These quarterly meetings are a great way to

 By Gary Audin

Planning for business continuity is planning for interruptions to business operations. There will be disasters, foreseen and unforeseen. Here are 8 more disaster recovery duds.

Harry is joined by Michael Jenkins from down under who has been hit with a double whammy( from the great fires to the Corvid pandemic).  Michael opens up and shares the economic effects of the pandemic and recent activities.  At first they saw huge revenue increases with the support of people working from home. 

By Gary Audin

No matter how smart the technologist, there always seems to be a forgotten element or an assumption that does not work when responding to a disaster. The disaster planning stories I have collected demonstrate that the best laid plans are not necessarily good enough.

Alex Fields joins Harry Brelsford to chat about a book he was featured in “Winning as a Team”.  Alex talks about driving Teams adoption in your organization, helping get the most out of the Teams  tools, and how best to use the tools with in Teams.

Harry is joined by Josh Liberman to discuss life in a virtual world.  Anyone who runs a MSP knows that you are busiest when it is slowest.  Between virtual learning through virtual conferences, webinar, podcast, drumming up new business, and staying on top of current clients MSPs are busy.  Harry and Josh go onto to talk about getting back together in person hopefully in the near future to get back to human networking, and shaking hands.     Watch Harry and Josh and learn about life in a virtual world.