Feb 16, 2023
New York City, New York Feb 16, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Contact: CRA's Press Office, 212-376-4040,
Computer Resources of America has proudly announced its inclusion on CRN's esteemed Managed Service Provider (MSP) 500 list for 2023, in the Pioneer 250 category.
This recognition from The Channel Company underscores CRA's dedication to delivering top-tier managed IT services to its clients. As a leading MSP, CRA understands the evolving technology landscape and the importance of providing innovative and secure solutions to its clients. The company's team of experts is committed to ensuring that clients meet their business objectives through reliable and efficient IT services.
CRA is honored to be recognized among the best in the industry and is grateful for the team's hard work and dedication to providing outstanding service.
CRN's annual MSP 500 list identifies the industry-leading service providers in North America who are driving a new wave of growth and innovation for the channel through forward-thinking approaches to managed services, helping end users increase efficiency and simplify IT solutions while maximizing their return on investment.
MSPs have become a vital part of the success of businesses worldwide. MSPs not only empower organizations to leverage intricate technologies but also help them keep a strict focus on their core business goals without straining their budgets.
The annual MSP 500 list is divided into three sections: the MSP Pioneer 250, recognizing companies with business models weighted toward managed services and largely focused on the SMB market; the MSP Elite 150, recognizing large, data center-focused MSPs with a strong mix of on- and off-premises services; and the Managed Security 100, recognizing MSPs focused primarily on off-premises and cloud-based security services.
"We are honored to accept recognition from CRN as a top 500 managed service provider. This acknowledgment is a testament to our commitment to delivering exceptional managed IT services to our clients. At CRA, we understand the critical importance of staying ahead of evolving technology and cybersecurity threats, and we are dedicated to helping our clients achieve their business objectives through reliable and innovative IT solutions. We would like to thank our team of experts for their hard work and dedication to providing exceptional service, and we look forward to continuing to serve our clients with the highest level of professionalism and expertise."
The MSP 500 list will be featured in the February 2023 issue of CRN.
Source :Computer Resources of America
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