There are a lot of manual tasks that conspire to make managed service providers (MSPs) inefficient, ranging from something as trivial as managing job tickets to integrating multiple applications.
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Kaseya’s remote monitoring and management (RMM) platform has gotten an upgrade. VSA 9.5 is focused on security, cloud storage and enhanced management capabilities, but Fred Voccola, Kaseya CEO, told Channel Futures the “super-cool” features are geared toward easing the burden on support technicians.
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As IT becomes more fast-moving, complex and mission-critical, outsourcing to a managed service provider (MSP) begins to look an increasingly sensible move.
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To hear Kaseya CEO Fred Voccola tell it, the MSP platform provider is coming off a “freaking awesome” year, and he’s quite bullish on the space in 2018.
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Well folks, it’s official. 2017 is over, and 2018 has begun. As we dust off our gym memberships and march forward into the new year with shiny new resolutions, let’s take a look at what the industry may have in store for the cybersecurity sector.
Read MoreBy now, you’ve read plenty on what experts predict for our industry in the new year. Here’s a quick summary: AI will take off. Security will continue to be a problem. And business will continue to boom.
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As managed services continue to grow rapidly, MSPs have many issues to navigate while seeking to expand their capabilities and grow their customer bases.
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In our second roundup of forecasts for 2018 from leading vendors, BitTitan, eSentire, Kaseya, Rackspace, Salesforce, SolarWinds, Sophos, and others chime in with thoughts on vertical cloud solutions, IT automation, GDPR enforcement, and more.
Read MoreKaseya CEO Fred Voccola is one of the few people who enjoys going to the dentist. An outwardly masculine guy—he’s a big fan of mixed martial arts (MMA)—Voccola acknowledges he can be a little neurotic about his teeth.
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Kaseya’s business grew 40 percent in 2017, and the MSP-centric software company is positioned for at least two “industry-shattering acquisitions” in 2018 along with a march toward a potential IPO, CEO Fred Voccola tells ChannelE2E.
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