ScienceLogic announced a new Elite MSP tier for its ChannelLogic partner program.
Elite MSP is a new program that includes joint marketing activities with top-tier MSP partners, helping them deliver advanced business-centric managed services based on the ScienceLogic SL1 platform.
The first round of MSPs to join the program, including ePLUS, Flexential, HOSTING, and TierPoint, are each enabled through the new, automated AIOps platform to offer a range of advanced services to customers. With the SL1 platform, MSPs can create new offerings that manage business services and applications, rather than focusing on infrastructure alone. MSPs are encouraged to join the program with the intent of creating services within their existing portfolio that include advanced offerings such as Managed AWS, Managed Azure and Monitoring-as-a-Service for multi-cloud and hybrid IT. ScienceLogic will feature these services on the ScienceLogic website and will also contribute to members marketing support and sponsorships at customer events, joint webinars and sales trainings.
“Our goal is to provide actionable insights for MSP operations teams, which in turn helps them transform their offerings with compelling new business-centric and application-centric managed services.” said ScienceLogic CEO Dave Link. “These are great opportunities for our partners and the Elite program helps them accelerate the introduction of these new services based around our platform.”
The Elite MSP designation is the top tier of the ScienceLogic ChannelLogic program, which authorizes solution providers to resell the new, industry-defining ScienceLogic platform. Elite MSPs can also resell to those customers who prefer to stand up and run their own ScienceLogic system. All ScienceLogic MSPs can also benefit from the existing MSP JumpStart program that helps MSPs define, deploy, market and sell new managed services based on the ScienceLogic platform.
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