Tigerpaw Joins MSP Partners to Accelerate Adoption of Managed Services

Tigerpaw Software, Inc., a leading developer of IT business management software, announced today their involvement in the MSP Partners marketing alliance, along with founding members Cisco, Ingram Micro, Intel, Level Platforms and Microsoft, to accelerate the adoption of managed services through collective channel partners by providing a comprehensive and collaborative online education source dedicated to managed services. “We are pleased to join forces with MSP Partners,” Tigerpaw CEO Dave Foxall said. “Education is key to the success of managed service providers, and we bring to the

table cutting-edge, affordable solutions that allow our MSP partners to operate more efficiently and profitably. Now we can help our partners take the connection between CRM+ and MSP software to the next level with expert resources and instruction designed to help them grow their business.”

Tools to power your business: Tigerpaw CRM+ is an all-in-one business software solution built for small and midsize companies. It includes contact management, sales & marketing management, service management, and inventory control all wrapped into one powerful, end-to-end solution. Tigerpaw has created a powerful MSP integrator that allows full utilization of MSP monitoring software, CRM tracking, service management and inventory control. Education on how MSP users tie their business processes to an end-to-end solution is Tigerpaw’s main reason for joining MSP Partners.

About MSP Partners: MSP Partners is a vendor alliance formed to provide solution providers a comprehensive source of MSP education. Members benefit from cohesive new market research, solution provider success stories, and collaborative vendor solutions, all demonstrating a path to success in managed services. For more information, please visit www.msppartners.com. The education program addresses the following objectives: • Educating IT solution providers about the benefits and implementation strategies for successful managed services; • Assisting solution providers in “taking the first step” into managed services while providing new growth strategies for those that have already begun the transition; • Providing industry best practices for successful managed services featuring vendors’ products and services.