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Founding Editor, The ChannelPro Network
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By Rich Freeman| Channelholic@ Large (and even mega) MSPs with hundreds of employees across multiple states are nothing new. It was inevitable, in retrospect, that tools designed specifically for their needs would eventually become available. Like the one from Xurrent, for example, a name that’s probably new to most of Channelholic’s readership, mostly because it’s a Dutch company that did business under the name 4me from its founding in 2010 to last September.
By Rich Freeman| Channelholic@ I wrote a little about tariffs and the economy last week, and am going to do it some more this week. But before I begin, please know that you should take everything I’m about to say with a king-sized grain of salt. It’s based on an interview I did with Carolyn April of GTIA two weeks ago and an IDC webinar I attended two days ago, and everything I learned in both places could be ancient history by the time you’re reading this. Need I say why?
By Rich Freeman| Channelholic@ Large (and even mega) MSPs with hundreds of employees across multiple states are nothing new. It was inevitable, in retrospect, that tools designed specifically for their needs would eventually become available. Like the one from Xurrent, for example, a name that’s probably new to most of Channelholic’s readership, mostly because it’s a Dutch company that did business under the name 4me from its founding in 2010 to last September.
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The ChannelPro Network
The ChannelPro Network is a technology, media, and information company dedicated to supporting IT channel partners that serve small and midsize businesses (SMBs). Founded in 2007 and based in Sainte Genevieve, Missouri, with a presence in Raleigh, North Carolina, the company employs between 11 to 50 people and generates annual revenue of $5 million to $10 million. The ChannelPro Network offers a range of services, including the publication of *ChannelPro-SMB* magazine, which provides insights and news for IT channel partners. The company also hosts live and online events, such as webinars and conferences, focusing on topics like compliance, cybersecurity, and business growth strategies. Additionally, it provides digital content featuring news, articles, and resources related to Managed Service Provider (MSP) technology and business strategies. The ChannelPro Network is a valuable resource for IT professionals navigating the technology landscape in the SMB sector.
Seattle, United States
+1 919-325-0108
Founded: 2007