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Infosim Global Webinar Day

How can you Benefit as a MSP from StableNet

Business Offers, Pricing Opportunities & Technical Features

 

How Can you Benefit as a MSP from StableNet

Peter Moessbauer, Strategic Alliances Manager with Infosim® discusses the opportunities StableNet® provides to Managed Services Providers

This Webinar will provide insight into:

  • Technical Aspects (Architecture, Security, Scenarios)
  • Operational Aspects (Support, Documentation, Accounting)
  • Commercial Aspects (Target Clients, Licensing, Service Levels)

Furthermore, we will provide you with an exclusive insight into one of the MSP offers realized with StableNet.

 

 

 

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