Our Team is Growing – Welcome Mike Samsel

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Joining The Launch Pad team as a Client Solutions Manager | Sr. Network Engineer, Mike is a great addition to our service team and we are excited to have him on board! Get to know Mike… Quick Background: Originally from Connecticut, Mike moved to the Tampa Bay area about 10 years ago for the warmer
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The Launch Pad CEO Ilene Rosoff named to CRN’s Women of the Channel Power 50 Solution Providers

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The Launch Pad founder and CEO, Ilene Rosoff  has been named to the CRN 2014 Women of the Channel list, and has been recognized as one of this year’s inaugural Power 50 Solution Providers. The annual Women of the Channel list highlights the accomplishments of female executives within vendor, distribution, and solution provider organizations, and
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The Launch Pad is Hiring | Sr. Network Engineer / MSP Help Desk

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Do you dream of joining a small, energetic group and you thrive in a client-centric culture that works hard, plays hard and expects great results, then read on: The Launch Pad is a Florida-based dynamic, award-winning managed technology provider. Our clients run the spectrum of businesses with a focus on professional service organizations and nonprofits. 
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Small Business IT Services Provider, The Launch Pad Ranked No. 134 on MSPmentor 501 Global Edition of World’s Top 501 Managed Service Providers (MSPs)

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Nine Lives Media Names Managed IT Services Provider, The Launch Pad No. 134 on the MSPmentor 501 Global Edition ODESSA, FL (PRWEB) March 5, 2014  – The Launch Pad was named No. 134 on Nine Lives Media’s seventh-annual MSPmentor 501 Global Edition, a distinguished list and report identifying the world’s top 501 managed service providers
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Microsoft is Pulling the Plug on Windows XP’s Life Support

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Microsoft has announced on April 8th, 2014 they will no longer support Windows XP. Many may not think that ending technical support and security updates for a thirteen year old operating system would be of concern, but a suprising 29% of worldwide computers are still running XP, making it the second most widely used OS
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