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Mar 6, 2020

Episode 92: Trends in Managed Services

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Carolyn and Seth take a look at CompTIA's new research, Trends in Managed Services. The managed services space has become very complex, with most firms offering a wide variety of options for clients beyond the management and automation of routine services. Two areas of specialized growth are Internet of Things and security, where companies are looking for strategic consulting and solutions that might not fit the strict definition of a managed service. Whatever name it goes by, companies that are driving the business of technology have many opportunities. Trends in Managed Services report: https://www.comptia.org/content/trends-in-managed-services

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