The MSP COVID-19 Playbook
A step-by-step guide to stabilise, optimise and maximise during an economic downturn
As COVID-19 continues to create uncertainty around the world, there is a long list of things that need to be done for managed service providers to weather the storm.
You may feel overwhelmed and not know where to start - that is completely normal. We’ve all been forced to learn together.
This comprehensive step-by-step guide outlines the things you can do today to stabilise your business, optimise for efficiency, and maximise the opportunity in front of you.
Download it now to learn more about surviving and thriving in these conditions, including:
- Enabling and optimising a remote workforce
- Stabilising cash flows during a crisis
- Securing your clients remotely
- Building strong customer relationships
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Internal memo suggests Meta will lay off 10% of its employees, with a further 10% set to be transferred to better focus on AINews Memo suggests another round of restructuring is set to hit Meta and its staff
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Nebula names Eric Dodd as new chief financial officerNews The experienced leader adds deep financial expertise as the CPaaS provider looks to build on recent growth momentum
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IDC: The business value of IBM MaximoWhitepaper Integral to the transformation of asset management
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UK firms are pouring money into AI, but they won’t see a return on investment unless they address these key issuesNews An SAP report projects increased AI investment, but cautions that too many organizations are taking a fragmented approach
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Intel makes high-level hires while factory workers are warned of layoffsNews The company is appointing four senior executives as part of efforts to refocus on engineering and customer relationships
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UiPath names Simon Pettit as new AVP for UK and IrelandNews The seasoned leader will spearhead region-specific transformation projects as UiPath looks to drive operational growth and customer engagement
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How to empower employees to accelerate emissions reductionin depth With ICT accounting for as much as 3% of global carbon emissions, the same as aviation, the industry needs to increase emissions reduction
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Worldwide IT spending to grow 4.3% in 2023, with no significant AI impactNews Spending patterns have changed as companies take an inward focus
