Is it Smart to Private Label Your Services as an MSP?
Private labeling (or white labeling) solutions as an MSP is not a new concept. It has been in practice for many years. And yet, with all the changes in privacy and security disclosures in recent years, it begs the question of whether white labeling is still something MSPs ought to do.
Program Highlights:
- Is white labeling still relevant today?
- Ability to disclaim white labeled products/services
- How to fully disclose the use of third-party solutions?
MSP Zone Guest: Rob Scott
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