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Why adding AI should be the new priority for MSSPs

By Innes Muir, Regional Manager, MSSPs, UK, EIRE and RoW, Logpoint.

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Unlocking Success Through Collaboration: The Role of Third-Party IT Providers in MSP Service Delivery

By Ian Anderson; Senior Director, Partner Sales, EMEA, Park Place Technologies.

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The unsung heroes of tech; How MSPs meet modern business challenges

ALSO Cloud UK discusses how managed services providers can continue to adapt to meet modern client needs and marketplace challenges.

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Managed Services to Take Centre Stage in 2024

By Richard Thomas, founder and CEO of Highlight.

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2024 Channel Trends

By Eric Herzog, CMO at Infinidat.

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Videos

Chris Coward, Director of Project Management, BCS, offers a refreshingly honest view of the ways in which AI is likely to impact the data centre industry over time. He shares some great insights as to how BCS...
Andy Bevan, Head of Propositions and Strategy Consulting at Daisy Corporate Services, discusses recent research findings which reveal that two-thirds of IT leaders say that legacy infrastructure is creating a...
Subhagata (Subho) Mukherjee, Vice President, Global Head of Sustainability, Nokia, shares some key highlights from the company’s People and Planet 2023 report, covering a year of achievements and challenges...
Henrik Sandin, Director & Principal ESG Specialist at Workiva, discusses the findings of the company’s recent ESG Practitioner Survey, covering the impending EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive...

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