Everything you need to know about SolarWinds' plan to spin out MSP division
We break down the key points on the rationale behind the move and how it will impact its MSP business
Today SolarWinds revealed that it is exploring a potential spin out of its MSP business into a new standalone company. In a call with investors, CEO Kevin Thompson broke down why a spin-out could benefit both its core IT management business as well as its MSP arm. Channel Partner Insight lays out everything you need to know about the rational behind the move, and what MSP customers could expect from an independent SolarWinds MSP. SolarWinds MSP to become an M&A engine as a standalone company...
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