Cloud and Managed Services Experts Agree, This Event is Not For Everyone
Chico, CA – September 26, 2013 – The International Association of Cloud and Managed Service Providers (MSPAlliance) today announced the top 10 reasons NOT to attend its Fall MSPWorld conference, to be held in San Jose, California on October 6-8. MSPWorld is the leading cloud and managed services conference for service providers. However, this conference is not for everyone. As such, MSPAlliance has issued the following reasons NOT to attend MSPWorld.
Top 10 Reasons NOT to Attend MSPWorld:
- You DON’T need to improve your managed services practice
- You DON’T need to learn how to price, market or sell your services
- You DON’T need to make high-level business contacts
- You DON’T need access to good market intelligence
- You DON’T need to participate in thought-provoking, interactive sessions
- You DON’T need to discover new and upcoming MSP and Cloud technologies
- You DON’T need any technical training
- You DON’T need to keep abreast of legal, regulatory or compliance issues
- You DON’T need to meet with leading analysts and members of the press
- You DON’T need to win $5,000 in cash
Fortunately, for those service providers that could benefit from such a conference, MSPWorld is the place to be. MSPWorld allows service providers to learn from those who have actual real-world experiences in the Cloud and Managed Services industry; it is a place for the best and the brightest minds in the industry to gather in order to forge the most lucrative and successful path to Cloud and Managed Services success possible and place to become MSP Strong!
Also in attendance will be senior analysts from Forrester Research, major members of the IT channel and business consumer press and other business executives that have a keen interest in the managed services and cloud market. MSPWorld is open to both members and non-members alike.
Tickets are $99 for the entire event. For details and registration, visit: https://mspalliance.com/mspworld/
And remember, "It's MSPWorld. You almost HAVE to be there."
