Results show MSPs that manage Apple devices charge 2x as much as MSPs that don’t and reveals a continued increase in Apple device usage

Exploding use of MacBooks and iMacs for business has more and more MSPs deploying Addigy’s Mac management software.

Called Flex Policies, the new feature lets technicians apply policies to all existing and new Apple endpoints meeting pre-defined criteria without manual effort.

MIAMI — November 3, 2021 — Addigy, the only cloud-based, multi-tenant Apple device management software that makes it easy for managed service providers (MSPs) and corporate IT teams to monitor and manage Mac, iPad, and iPhone devices from a single location, has promoted Jason Samples to the newly created role of chief revenue officer. 

Splashtop bundled within the Addigy platform enables secure access and instant Apple device management, from anywhere and at any time

As remote work increases, Addigy makes it easier for institutions and businesses to manage Apple devices

Automated macOS Deployment/Management Platform Optimized for macOS Catalina in the Enterprise

Addigy supporting global network of managed mobility Service Providers as market set to reach USD $26.45 Billion by 2024.

Customers Gain System-Wide Oversight of all MacOS/iOS Computing Assets

Enhanced Cloud-Based Platform Now Includes Single Sign-On, LANCache Peer-to-Peer Caching, Expanded MDM Coverage, Device Fact/Script Sharing Resources and More

Seasoned Professional to Expand Global Presence as Demand for Apple Device Management in the Enterprise Gains Momentum

Company Backs Apple’s Most Advanced Desktop Operating System

Enhancements Ensure Defense Against Malicious Actors Attempting Infiltration

Certification Provides US Companies with Mechanism to Comply with GDPR Data Protection Requirements when Transferring Privacy Data for Commercial Purposes

Company adds mobile device management (MDM) to its industry-leading MacOS management platform

Company Attracts Senior Talent as Demand for Unified MacOS Management Takes Hold in the Enterprise

Maximize your MSP business potential with Apple management services. Don’t let misconceptions hold you back.

Join ChannelPro’s traveling reporter Joel Zaidspiner at Kaseya Connect 2024 in Las Vegas.

VMworld goodies from VMware, AI news from Microsoft and TD SYNNEX, an alliance between Liongard and SonicWall, and an arena full of Elvises are among the many stories coming your way just in time for the weekend.

Security news from Cisco and SentinelOne, new execs for Lenovo and Pax8, a resale pact for Konica Minolta and Epson, and an unexpectedly informative robot overlord are among the many stories we took our slow, summer-speed time bringing to you.

A security bundle from WatchGuard, a configuration management solution from Liongard, a SaaS management app from Auvik, and a mama bird who’s no fan of postal workers are among the stories we waited, waited, and waited to being you until now.

Security news from Cisco, Trend Micro, Keeper, NinjaOne, and GoTo, conference room hardware from ViewSonic and Sennheiser, and a queen-sized Swedish inflation bump are but a sampling of the stories we’re only now getting around to for you.

AI from Microsoft, passwordless SASE from Cytracom, mobile security from Bitdefender, and an illustration from Maryland of the consequences of being careless about DNS renewals are but a few of the stories we’ve finally gotten around to for you.

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.

OpenAI integrations for Microsoft, new software from ThreatLocker, Addigy, and GoTo, partner program updates from Lenovo, and the most expensive prop gun in movie history are among the (far too) many stories we’re belatedly bringing you now.

Security goodies from SkyKick, Fortinet, Zyxel, Kaspersky, and Trend Micro, new CEOs for Auvik and Axcient, and the world’s most concise and transparent job listing are among the stories we’re belatedly bringing your attention.

If you’ve heard it once, you’ve heard it a thousand times: Billing customers is exactly like a 3D puzzle involving wooden blocks.

The new functionality, which is available immediately to Acronis users free of charge, lets technicians take control of endpoints in need of troubleshooting or support directly from inside the Cyber Protect Cloud console.

The new offering, the distributor’s first for network access control, is designed to let MSPs sell and manage subscription-priced WatchGuard appliances through the same tools they use to deploy, bill, and administer other solutions in Pax8’s growing catalog.

AMD-powered servers from Amazon Web Services, a new cloud platform from Nutanix, and one less adolescent sound effect option for Tesla owners are among the slew of interesting stories we took our sweet time bringing you this week.

Join Joel Zaidspiner as he checks in from Kaseya’s latest Connect IT event with Addigy, Blackpoint Cyber, Invysta Technology Group, Joe’s Datacenter, and PC Matic

The new partnership helps channel pros better protect office-based, work-from-home, cloud, and mobile assets more effectively while collecting extra revenue on security services.

Ignite news from Microsoft, security news from Kaspersky, VoIP news from Ooma, and random news involving tied elections and golf ball eating gators are among the many items we leave you with as you head towards the end of daylight saving time.

Hardware from Apple and Google, software from NetApp, security integrations from Acronis and SaaS Alerts, and an uninvited intergalactic visitor for a woman in British Columbia are just a few of the many stories we waited until now to tell you about.

Big security commitments from Google and Microsoft, big (as in wide) printers from Epson, big gaming monitors from ViewSonic, and a real estate listing with a big, if unusual, kitchen amenity are among the stories we’ve finally gotten around to reporting.

Apps for Zoom, private equity money for ScalePad, a new alliance between Splashtop and Addigy, and a new option for eco-conscious cocaine buyers are among the many stories we took our sweet time bringing you this week.

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†Secdo, a pioneer in automated endpoint security and incident response technology, announced support for the Apple Mac operating system, including Mac OS 10.13 High Sierra. Secdo’s innovative approach brings a number of long-awaited firsts amongst endpoint detection and response providers who lack feature parity for organizations faced with growing numbers of Mac users.