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At the Channel Partners Conference and Expo, Joel Zaidspiner gets the latest from Avant, ConnectMeVoice, and NUSO.

From the RSA Conference at San Francisco’s Moscone Center, Joel Zaidspiner talks 1-to-1 with Dragos, Armorblox, and Sumo Logic.

At Kaseya Connect in Las Vegas, Joel Zaidspiner catches up with CyberQP, Cyberleaf, and Retriever.

Read our complete 2023 State of the Channel Report to find out why so many MSPs, VARs, and IT solution providers are generally optimistic about their prospects for 2023.

There’s just no stopping that guy, is there? Sigh.

Erick and Rich discuss why news from Nerdio and Microsoft made this a big week in cloud management, why it’s never too soon to get rid of a toxic employee, and why getting a victory tattoo of your favorite team BEFORE the big game can be a bad idea.

If you’re not behind bars when you see this, things could be worse. But things are about to get better in a hurry once you hear Matt, Rich, and guest host Henry Timm, of Phantom Technology Solutions, discuss two new enterprise-grade firewalls that Sophos says could be right for SMBs too, why Mac management is a profit-booster many MSPs ignore, and ChannelPro‘s Vendors on the Vanguard list for 2023.

Erick and Rich discuss two profitable opportunities many channel pros are missing out on, why upgrading the swag you give employees can deliver big ROI, and an IT company in India that’s pushing its staff—hard—to work less versus more.

Oh, Florida Man. Will you ever cease to amuse us with your zany antics? Actually, we know two Florida men who you’re wise to take seriously. One is Matt Rose, co-founder and director of technology services at Tech Rage IT, who joins Matt and Rich this week to talk about ConnectWise’s AI-based automated scripting tool, Kaseya’s forecast for the year ahead, and why cyber liability just might be your new best friend.

Erick and Rich discuss why ConnectWise’s new ChatGPT-based automation technology is important, the right and wrong ways to think about MSP valuations, and a 6-year-old who ordered $1,000 of food on Grubhub from his dad’s phone.