2013: Top 501 Managed Services Providers List (Ranked 61 to 80)

Welcome to the 2013 MSPmentor 501 Global Edition, a list of the world’s top 501 managed services providers (MSPs).

MSPmentor 501, Global Edition 2013, Companies 61 to 80

61. The Online Backup Company

The company’s name says it all. A repeat MSPmentor honoree, recurring revenues surged 78 percent in 2012 and headcount doubled to 60 employees.

62. Systems Solution, Inc.           

The hosting, management and IT support company in Philadelphia has been making an aggressive push in to smartphone and tablet management — including accessing Windows apps from any device.

63. Cal Net Technology Group    

Voted one of the best places to work in Los Angeles, Calif., Cal Net has deep SharePoint and Unified Communications expertise. Recurring revenues jumped 20 percent in 2012, and headcount now exceeds 60 employees.

64. ERGOS Technology Partners           

The company has branded around “flat-fee worry-free IT.” Customers seem to like the messaging and services. Recurring revenues rose 32 percent in 2012, and headcount surged by 20 employees to roughly 85 total team members.

65. Montal Computer Services Limited           

Focused on SMBs across the UK, Montal serves social housing partners, ISVs and VARs. The 48-person company has roughly 2,265 customer PCs and 1,200 servers/network devices under management.

66. China WiSERV Co. Ltd           

Recurring revenue grew 53 percent and headcount surged by more than 70 employees to 208 people in 2012. The company manages 27,000 servers and network devices for customers.

67. CT Networks    

A repeat honoree, CT Networks is still growing its rather large MSP business by more than 15 percent annually. From its Long Island headquarters, the company serves customers across New York.

68. Safe Systems, Inc.     

More than 600 financial services customers leverage Safe Systems’ managed services. The bulk of Safe Systems’ revenues are recurring, with more than 16,000 PCs under management.

69. NetStandard Inc.

The company’s outsourced technology focus, called Clarity, has been a winner with customers. Nearly 70 percent of the company’s revenues are recurring.

70. PCMS     

PCMS won Microsoft’s Compete Partner of the Year Award. The 475-person company generates most of its revenues from traditional IT services and IT projects, but managed services revenues grew 53 percent in 2012.

71. Computer Resources of America, Inc.

Launched in 1992, Computer Resources remains one of New York’s strongest MSPs having grown to 45 employees.

72. Xtium, Inc.

Managed Cloud Hosting ranks among Xtium’s top bets. Recurring revenues seem to be nearing the triple-digit growth mark, with headcount reaching 40 employees in 2012.

73. Tecala Group

Tecala in 2012 claimed to become the first Australia company to partner with EMC and offer organizations a pre-packeted virtualized IT environment based on the VSPEX core infrastructure.

74. Integrated IT Solutions          

The Microsoft and Citrix partner offers a simple message to customers: Know that your network is safe from viruses, hackers and natural disasters. Recurring revenues jumped 16 percent in 2012.

75. Trivalent Group, Inc.

Trivalent has recently been blending two markets — wireless and backup — to promote anywhere, anytime information protection.

76. IT Weapons      

Dell’s Canadian Partner of the Year supports over 8000 users in hundreds of locations. The company grew recurring revenues nearly 50 percent in 2012.

77. SecureConnect Inc.   

Pushing beyond PCI, SecureConnect bet the business on managed network security. The result: Continued double-digit growth on the MSP front.

78. The Lloyd Group Inc.  

Named to Crain’s 50 Best Places to Work in New York City, The Lloyd Group’s recurring revenues had double-digit growth in 2012.

79. Netsurit (Pty) Ltd         

Ranked among South Africa’s top MSPs, recurring revenues grew 28 percent in 2012 and headcount grew slightly to 145 employees.

80. ITelagen, Inc.

Core focus areas include healthcare and finance, with Electronic Health Records (EHR) and disaster recovery services driving growth.

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