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Here’s a piece of scripting gold and I think it the longest most tedious script I’ve ever written (and it’s the longest blog post so far!)
I actually submitted a feature request to Kaseya ~6 months ago asking them to build a spam blacklist checking feature into Kaseya monitoring – it’s actually a really simple concept [...]

I finally got around to implementing a mobile version of the site using WP-Touch – anyone accessing via Blackberry, iPhone or other handheld should now get an easier to read and easier to use version.
You can turn off the mobile theme by scrolling down to the bottom of the site and changing the WP-Touch option.
I [...]

You may not have see this today but Google has an article on their blog today about some new ad formats they’re testing.
IMO this could be a game changer for some MSPs

I LOVE GOOGLE ADWORDS!
I think adwords is fantastic. For less than a buck, you can get your business website listed on Google for search terms that relate directly to the products and services you sell.
Many businesses dabble in Google Adwords, some with success, others not so much. Adwords can be an expensive proposition and if [...]

Here’s something for you to think about in your MSP business or any other business for that matter.

Quality ALWAYS costs less in the long run

I stumbled across a new blog today that has a bit of Kaseya related content, blog.sourceminer.com
The guy was having a rant about a feature that has been stripped out of Kaseya 6 in relation to some CPU process utilisation monitor he does with K5. Anyway, reminded me of a tool I’ve been using for some [...]

Want to speed up the Kaseya user interface. Check out my latest quick tip and find out how.

Social media is a massive opportunity for any business – if you’re not getting involved you’re missing out big time! As Gary Vaynerchuk says, social media is “word of mouth on steroids”.
One of my friends runs a website design firm in Perth, Western Australia – and they’ve just turned up the heat on their company [...]

It still amazes me the volume and number of alerts and events that MSPs are handling “manually” or with human labour when Kaseya can in many instances auto-heal or auto-resolve the problem.
One area where this is really evident is around disk space monitoring on workstations or end user PCs. I’ve seen many MSPs handle each [...]

Here’s my bulletproof method for configuring Kaseya patch management. I’ve deployed this configuration quite a number of times and it has proved to be rock solid.