The MSP landscape is undergoing a rapid transition that is only going to grow in upcoming years-with that in mind, how can you get your MSP on board and reaping all the new available opportunities? Read this white paper to review several insights surrounding the MSPs role in increasing business revenue, profit and customer loyalty.

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- Valuable insights

- How to rank your IT maturity

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Mobile device management (MDM) has evolved to cover your entire organization instead of a single device--so it's imperative to have the right policies and plans in place to meet your user's needs while keeping your enterprises' valued information secure. Read this white paper to see how MDM is transforming and how you can optimize it to protect your business and its users.

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In today's digital world, your IT professionals are safeguarding more than just data, servers, and applications-they are guarding your company's ideas and knowledge so that business keeps moving, no matter what. Unfortunately, many businesses continue to rely on dated and legacy approaches to their data protection and continuity, instead of reimagining recovery and taking advantage of new technologies. Read this white paper to review seven new rules of recovery for a new approach to your data protection.

As business networks continue to grow in complexity, organizations are realizing that having a single firewall cannot cover all network access points however, having a myriad of security solutions still leaves your business open for attack, as hackers look to find weaknesses. Read this white paper for an overview of the benefits that can come from outsourced security solutions such as managed security services.

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Interesting Trivia: African-American Inventors

1. Frederick Jones was an African-American inventor who was responsible for creating a portable air-cooling unit for trucks carrying perishable food. He was the first AA elected to the American Society of Refrigeration Engineers.
2. In 1962, James E. West along with Gerhard M. Sessler developed an inexpensive, compact and highly-sensitive microphone-many microphones today use this technology in cellphones, laptops and hearing aids.
3. In 1872, Elijah McCoy developed an automatic lubricator for trains that helped spread oil evenly while in transit to help them run for long periods of time without stopping.
4. Granville Woods invented the "troller" which was a grooved metal wheel that allowed street cars to collect electric power from overhead wires.