As technology has evolved, so has the role of the managed service provider. Initially, service providers offered hardware silos and then took over business processes by providing services like backup-as-a-service and then disaster recovery-as-a-service. As IT saw that MSPs could

When public cloud was introduced over 10 years ago, it was viewed as an untested platform. The primary customers were developers who used cloud for their personal use. Today, public cloud is a mainstream IT platform. Many organizations are using

In the previously published blog, “Challenges for Managed Service Providers in Today’s Multi-Cloud Market”, we outlined the typical challenges that managed service providers (MSPs) face. In this one, we will cover the ideal solution which will help MSPs address these

Enterprises are looking to move some of their applications and workloads to the cloud, but do not have the cloud skills they need in-house, presenting a great opportunity for managed service providers. In fact, organizations are looking to move workloads

Will 2018 be a year of above market growth for your company?  If you invest aggressively in the right opportunities you're putting the odds in your favor.  We believe MSPs should maintain focus on managed services as growth, profitability and

If you were at the Gartner Data Center Conference this week in Las Vegas, then you probably have information overload after hearing all the great sessions from analysts and vendors. However, as we spoke with analysts and attendees alike at

HyperGrid will be exhibiting at the Gartner Data Center Conference in December and the theme this year is “The Power of Connection: Leadership, Partnership and Technology”. At HyperGrid, we strive to partner with companies so that they can become a

The last thing to cover from our successful attendance at VMworld is our survey. We were able to get over 800 attendees to participate in our survey and the results show what I think we are all seeing in the

Enterprise Cloud-as-a-Service removes the need for refreshes If you were to say “infrastructure refresh” to a friend in IT, you would probably see them instantly shrink in their seat with a heavy sigh. Infrastructure refreshes of any kind can take weeks

Another VMworld is over and I could use a week off just to get some sleep. The parties, the people, and the learnings all exceeded our expectations at HyperGrid. This was HyperGrid’s first time at VMworld and we had a

For the first time ever, HyperGrid will be at VMworld. We just had a great announcement which detailed our VMware support, announced our partnership with Westin Building Exchange and showcased Tearfund, one of our customers who is saving almost $1.3

Tearfund is a Christian charity that works to alleviate poverty across the world. Operating in Asia, Africa and South and Central America, Tearfund has reached over 29 million people through community development projects and a network of over 100,000 churches.

As technology and processes evolve, so must IT personnel. As new technology is developed that is faster and cheaper, administrators are being pressed to incorporate it into new projects so that the business can realize the benefits. The speed at

In the days of IT past, new infrastructure, software, and services were acquired through a significantly sized purchase, typically in the 7-figure range. These large capital expenses would happen every 1, 2 or 3 years. However, organizations had to plan

According to Gartner, worldwide IT spend is going to increase to $3.5 trillion in 2017, a 1.4% increase from 2016.[1] Largely, this means that IT spend is going to be flat. However, the amount of data created is growing at

Many organizations have virtualized their infrastructure and are now evaluating cloud. Trying to pick the right cloud for the organization is hard though. “Should we build our own cloud?”, “Should we go to a public cloud?”, “Should we go to