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Hosted by Unknown Host · technology · EN · 154 episodes
Welcome to the[STACK], the ultimate podcast for Managed Service Providers (MSPs) looking to elevate their game and stack up on success. Hosted by MSP veteran, Dan Tomaszewski, this podcast is your go-to resource for mastering the perfect blend of people, business, and technology in the MSP world.Each episode, we delve into the intricacies of the MSP landscape, featuring interviews with top channel vendors, dissecting real-world MSP scenarios, and sharing actionable insights to help you build a thriving business. Be sure to subscribe to keep up with the latest episodes!
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Your MSP stack shouldn't run on autopilot. Dan sits down with John Douglass of Pileus Technologies at ChannelCon 2026 to talk about regularly evaluating your security stack, identifying gaps, proving the value of new tools, and keeping clients informed when things change. Because sometimes the biggest risk isn't choosing the wrong tool—it’s never questioning the one you already have.
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AI is moving beyond the hype and directly into the way MSPs work. Dan Tomaszewski sits down with Dee Zepf of Syncro to explore how AI is changing everyday MSP operations—from ticket summarization and intelligent dispatch to MCP, voice-driven workflows, and custom automation. They also dig into one of the biggest mistakes MSPs make when adopting AI, why starting small matters, and how to gain efficiency without losing the human connection clients still expect. Plus, as clients begin adopting AI themselves, what role should their MSP play in helping them do it securely? If you're wondering what practical AI adoption actually looks like inside an MSP today, this conversation is a great place to start.
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Too many tools. Too many tabs. Too much time spent just trying to find what you need. Dan and Carlson Choi of Slide break down why the traditional “single pane of glass” often falls short, what real integration should look like, and how MSPs can use AI to reduce non-billable work and give technicians valuable time back.
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MSPs can tell you how many endpoints they manage, how many users they support, and what’s running in a client’s environment. But ask how many domains that client owns, who has access to their DNS, or what systems are sending email on their behalf—and things can get a little murkier. In this episode of the[STACK], Dan Tomaszewski sits down with Geras Hovhannisyan, CEO and Founder of EasyDMARC, to uncover one of the most overlooked layers of the MSP stack. They dig into why DNS and domain management remain such major operational headaches, why DMARC alone isn’t enough to secure email, and how MSPs can move from reactive troubleshooting to proactively managing their clients’ email trust infrastructure. Plus, they explore how something many MSPs are already managing could become another recurring service—and revenue opportunity. If domains and DNS have ever felt like a “set it and forget it” part of your stack, this conversation may change that.
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The Tech Guy era is over.Recorded live at ChannelCon 2026, Dan sits down with MJ Shoer, Chief Community Officer at GTIA, to discuss how the role of the MSP is changing faster than ever. From building trust with clients to navigating AI governance and risk, this conversation explores why the most successful MSPs won't simply be technology experts—they'll become trusted business advisors.They also dive into GTIA's newly announced local chapters, the importance of peer collaboration, and why community may be one of the biggest competitive advantages an MSP can have.If your clients still see you as "the tech guy," this episode explains how to change that—and why now is the time.
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