Midnight Blue Ranked Among World’s Most Elite 501 Managed Service Providers

Midnight Blue has once again been named as one of the world’s premier managed service providers on the prestigious 12^th annual Channel Futures MSP 501 rankings.

As an IT services and solutions provider, we’re proud of our outstanding technology and managed services offerings for small to mid-sized businesses across the Southwest Pennsylvania region—and prouder still to be considered among the top forward-thinking global MSPs.

Every year, MSPs worldwide complete an extensive survey and application to report their product offerings, growth rates, annual total and recurring revenues, pricing structures, revenue mix and more. MSPs were ranked according to a unique methodology that weights revenue figures according to how well the applicant’s business strategy anticipates trends in the fast-evolving channel ecosystem.

“It is continuously humbling to be ranked among the world’s best managed service providers, year after year. I see this recognition as a testament to how we do business differently at Midnight Blue. What we do is about more than checking the box that a job is completed for a customer—it’s about the deeply-held core values that guide the ways in which we are providing managed services to our customers, and building long-standing relationships with those who entrust us with their business systems,” said Larry Schwartz, our President, CEO & Founder at Midnight Blue. “This is also a testament to Pittsburgh, which has become a home to some of the brightest talent; some of the best companies are right here in our region providing outstanding services and solutions across all industries. I’m proud to say that Midnight Blue, our employees, and our customers are a part of that.”

The complete 2019 MSP 501 list is available at Channel Futures. The rankings are based on data collected by Channel Futures and its sister site, Channel Partners. Data was collected online from March 1 through May 31, 2019. The MSP 501 list recognizes top managed service providers based on metrics including recurring revenue, growth and other factors.