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1. EarthLink, Inc.
EarthLink has quietly transformed itself from an ISP and aspiring municipal wireless company into a full-blown MSP. Big areas of focus include managed voice, cloud hosting and integrated voice and data services.
Atlanta, GA, USA
Rolla P. Huff, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
http://www.earthlinkbusiness.com
2. Logicalis
Logicalis employs almost 3,000 people worldwide and has 6,000 corporate and public sector customers. Recurring revenues jumped 34 percent in 2012.
Slough, UK
Ian Cook, CEO
http://www.logicalis.com
3. NSPI (part of PCM Sarcom)
PC Mall rebranded itself as PCM Inc. in January 2013, and the company's NSPI business is enjoying big managed services success. Key areas of focus include hosted Microsoft services and complete Technology as a Service.
Roswell, GA, USA
Stephen Moss, President
http://nspi.pcm.com
4. Long View Systems
Always near the top of our MSPmentor 100 list, Long View is one of the best-known MSPs. A cloud push triggered nearly 10 percent staff growth in 2012.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Don Bialik, CEO
http://www.longviewsystems.com
5. mindSHIFT Technologies, Inc.
Now owned by Best Buy, mindSHIFT continues to grow by blending managed and cloud services. Estimated SMB PCs under management: More than 33,000.
Waltham, MA, USA
Paul Chisholm, CEO
http://www.mindSHIFT.com
6. Datapipe Inc.
A push beyond managed security has led Datapipe to launch Stratosphere, a managed cloud computing platform that has global reach. Recurring revenues are growing about 23 percent annually.
Jersey City, NJ USA
Robb Allen, CEO
http://www.datapipe.com
7. All Covered
Under Konica Minolta's ownership, All Covered has continued to acquire regional and vertical market MSPs. This is more than a U.S. push. All Covered has global ambitions. Recurring revenue grew roughly 60 percent last year, and the company now manages 43,000 PCs and 20,000 servers and network devices.
Foster City, CA, USA
Todd Croteau, President
http://www.allcovered.com
8. Brennan IT
Say hello to Australia's top-ranked MSP. The company's portfolio now includes cloud, data networking, IT security, software development and business Internet services. Recurring revenues jumped 9 percent in 2012 and the company has nearly 60,000 PCs and 13,000 servers and network devices under management.
Sydney, NSW, Australia
David Stevens, Managing Director
http://www.brennanit.com.au
9. Liaison Technologies
More than 7,000 customers turn to Liaison for master data management services tied to managed services. Recurring revenues jumped over 25 percent in 2012.
Alpharetta, GA, USA
Bob Renner, CEO
http://www.liaison.com
http://twitter.com/#!/LiaisonTech
http://liaison.com/blog
10. Iomart Group plc
Iomart positions itself as the UK's leading cloud computing company but there are plenty of managed services mixed into the business. The company owns its data center and fiber network infrastructure, thereby owning and managing every piece of the customer experience. Recurring revenues jumped 33 percent in 2012 and the company now has more than 15,000 servers under management.
Glasgow, UK
Angus MacSween, CEO
http://www.iomart.com
http://www.twitter.com/iomartgroup
http://www.linkedin.com/company/iomart
11. niu
A repeat member of the MSPmentor 100 (now 501) list, niu has pushed into desktop and server virtualization.
London, UK
Gary Woodward, CEO
http://www.niu-solutions.com
https://twitter.com/Niusolutions
http://www.youtube.com/user/niusolutions
12. ZSL
Known for it outsourcing expertise, ZSL has roughly 5,000 employees. In addition to traditional VAR and integration services, ZSL's managed services push lifted recurring revenues roughly 10 percent in 2012.
Edison, NJ, USA
Shiv Kumar, EVP
http://www.zslinc.com
http://twitter.com/ZSL_Inc
http://www.facebook.com/pages/ZSLs-Software-Solutions-Services/271245240095
http://www.youtube.com/user/zslinc1
http://zslinc.blogspot.com/
13. Apptix Inc.
One of the rare companies that surfaces on both the MSPmentor 100 and last year's Talkin' Cloud 100 (Top 100 Cloud Services Providers, http://www.talkincloud.com/tc100) list. The company's core focus areas include communications (cloud-based email, VoIP), collaboration, compliance and security, and infrastructure services. Though not a rapid growth company, essentially all of Apptix's revenues are recurring.
Herndon, VA, USA
David Ehrhardt, President & CEO
http://www.apptix.com
http://twitter.com/Apptix
https://www.facebook.com/ApptixInc
14. AppRiver
The company's tight focus on email, web security and corporate compliance is clicking with customers. Recurring revenues rose roughly 16 percent in 2012.
Gulf Breeze, FL, HSA
Michael Murdoch, President & CEO
http://www.appriver.com
15. Interactive Data Corporation (7ticks)
The company's 7ticks platform continues to click with financial services customers. Interactive Data focuses on managed ultra-low latency IT and market data feed services. Recurring revenues surged nearly 50 percent in 2012.
Bedford, MA, USA
Joe Bigane, General Manager, 7ticks
http://www.interactivedata.com
16. CoSentry
The MSP's branded portfolio now includes Rubicon data center services, Ion cloud computing, Echelon compliance services and Axion managed IT services. CoSentry operates six datacenters throughout the midwest United States.
Omaha, NE, USA
Kevin Dohrmann, CTO
http://www.cosentry.com
17. Computer Services, Inc.
The 2011 buyout of HEIT, an MSP focused on financial services, apparently continues to pay dividends. The company now has more than 46,000 PCs under management along with 12,500-plus servers and network devices.
Paducah, KY, USA
Steven Powless, CEO
http://www.csiweb.com
18. Avanade
The Microsoft-centric MSP and IT consulting firm acquired Azaleos, another top MSP, in recent months. And days before this report was published, Avanade acquired a cloud software platform that could further bolster its monitoring expertise.
Seattle, WA, USA
Adam Warby, CEO
http://www.avanade.com
19. Presilient LLC
The company continues to bet the house on managed IT infrastructure support services across Windows, Unix and Linux infrastructures.
Broomfield, CO, USA
Bruce Kennedy, CEO
http://www.presilient.com
20. Dataprise, Inc.
Dataprise's Support365 suite combines on-site, help desk, cloud and consulting services. Key partners include the Savvis cloud. Dataprise estimates that it has roughly 36,000 customer PCs under management.
Rockville, MD, USA
David Eisner, President and CEO
http://www.dataprise.com
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1. EarthLink, Inc.
EarthLink has quietly transformed itself from an ISP and aspiring municipal wireless company into a full-blown MSP. Big areas of focus include managed voice, cloud hosting and integrated voice and data services.
Atlanta, GA, USA
Rolla P. Huff, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
http://www.earthlinkbusiness.com
2. Logicalis
Logicalis employs almost 3,000 people worldwide and has 6,000 corporate and public sector customers. Recurring revenues jumped 34 percent in 2012.
Slough, UK
Ian Cook, CEO
http://www.logicalis.com
3. NSPI (part of PCM Sarcom)
PC Mall rebranded itself as PCM Inc. in January 2013, and the company's NSPI business is enjoying big managed services success. Key areas of focus include hosted Microsoft services and complete Technology as a Service.
Roswell, GA, USA
Stephen Moss, President
http://nspi.pcm.com
4. Long View Systems
Always near the top of our MSPmentor 100 list, Long View is one of the best-known MSPs. A cloud push triggered nearly 10 percent staff growth in 2012.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Don Bialik, CEO
http://www.longviewsystems.com
5. mindSHIFT Technologies, Inc.
Now owned by Best Buy, mindSHIFT continues to grow by blending managed and cloud services. Estimated SMB PCs under management: More than 33,000.
Waltham, MA, USA
Paul Chisholm, CEO
http://www.mindSHIFT.com
6. Datapipe Inc.
A push beyond managed security has led Datapipe to launch Stratosphere, a managed cloud computing platform that has global reach. Recurring revenues are growing about 23 percent annually.
Jersey City, NJ USA
Robb Allen, CEO
http://www.datapipe.com
7. All Covered
Under Konica Minolta's ownership, All Covered has continued to acquire regional and vertical market MSPs. This is more than a U.S. push. All Covered has global ambitions. Recurring revenue grew roughly 60 percent last year, and the company now manages 43,000 PCs and 20,000 servers and network devices.
Foster City, CA, USA
Todd Croteau, President
http://www.allcovered.com
8. Brennan IT
Say hello to Australia's top-ranked MSP. The company's portfolio now includes cloud, data networking, IT security, software development and business Internet services. Recurring revenues jumped 9 percent in 2012 and the company has nearly 60,000 PCs and 13,000 servers and network devices under management.
Sydney, NSW, Australia
David Stevens, Managing Director
http://www.brennanit.com.au
9. Liaison Technologies
More than 7,000 customers turn to Liaison for master data management services tied to managed services. Recurring revenues jumped over 25 percent in 2012.
Alpharetta, GA, USA
Bob Renner, CEO
http://www.liaison.com
http://twitter.com/#!/LiaisonTech
http://liaison.com/blog
10. Iomart Group plc
Iomart positions itself as the UK's leading cloud computing company but there are plenty of managed services mixed into the business. The company owns its data center and fiber network infrastructure, thereby owning and managing every piece of the customer experience. Recurring revenues jumped 33 percent in 2012 and the company now has more than 15,000 servers under management.
Glasgow, UK
Angus MacSween, CEO
http://www.iomart.com
http://www.twitter.com/iomartgroup
http://www.linkedin.com/company/iomart
11. niu
A repeat member of the MSPmentor 100 (now 501) list, niu has pushed into desktop and server virtualization.
London, UK
Gary Woodward, CEO
http://www.niu-solutions.com
https://twitter.com/Niusolutions
http://www.youtube.com/user/niusolutions
12. ZSL
Known for it outsourcing expertise, ZSL has roughly 5,000 employees. In addition to traditional VAR and integration services, ZSL's managed services push lifted recurring revenues roughly 10 percent in 2012.
Edison, NJ, USA
Shiv Kumar, EVP
http://www.zslinc.com
http://twitter.com/ZSL_Inc
http://www.facebook.com/pages/ZSLs-Software-Solutions-Services/271245240095
http://www.youtube.com/user/zslinc1
http://zslinc.blogspot.com/
13. Apptix Inc.
One of the rare companies that surfaces on both the MSPmentor 100 and last year's Talkin' Cloud 100 (Top 100 Cloud Services Providers, http://www.talkincloud.com/tc100) list. The company's core focus areas include communications (cloud-based email, VoIP), collaboration, compliance and security, and infrastructure services. Though not a rapid growth company, essentially all of Apptix's revenues are recurring.
Herndon, VA, USA
David Ehrhardt, President & CEO
http://www.apptix.com
http://twitter.com/Apptix
https://www.facebook.com/ApptixInc
14. AppRiver
The company's tight focus on email, web security and corporate compliance is clicking with customers. Recurring revenues rose roughly 16 percent in 2012.
Gulf Breeze, FL, HSA
Michael Murdoch, President & CEO
http://www.appriver.com
15. Interactive Data Corporation (7ticks)
The company's 7ticks platform continues to click with financial services customers. Interactive Data focuses on managed ultra-low latency IT and market data feed services. Recurring revenues surged nearly 50 percent in 2012.
Bedford, MA, USA
Joe Bigane, General Manager, 7ticks
http://www.interactivedata.com
16. CoSentry
The MSP's branded portfolio now includes Rubicon data center services, Ion cloud computing, Echelon compliance services and Axion managed IT services. CoSentry operates six datacenters throughout the midwest United States.
Omaha, NE, USA
Kevin Dohrmann, CTO
http://www.cosentry.com
17. Computer Services, Inc.
The 2011 buyout of HEIT, an MSP focused on financial services, apparently continues to pay dividends. The company now has more than 46,000 PCs under management along with 12,500-plus servers and network devices.
Paducah, KY, USA
Steven Powless, CEO
http://www.csiweb.com
18. Avanade
The Microsoft-centric MSP and IT consulting firm acquired Azaleos, another top MSP, in recent months. And days before this report was published, Avanade acquired a cloud software platform that could further bolster its monitoring expertise.
Seattle, WA, USA
Adam Warby, CEO
http://www.avanade.com
19. Presilient LLC
The company continues to bet the house on managed IT infrastructure support services across Windows, Unix and Linux infrastructures.
Broomfield, CO, USA
Bruce Kennedy, CEO
http://www.presilient.com
20. Dataprise, Inc.
Dataprise's Support365 suite combines on-site, help desk, cloud and consulting services. Key partners include the Savvis cloud. Dataprise estimates that it has roughly 36,000 customer PCs under management.
Rockville, MD, USA
David Eisner, President and CEO
http://www.dataprise.com
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