NinjaRMM, backed by recent funding, continues to enhance its RMM (remote monitoring and management) software platform for MSPs and IT departments.
Details about a new RMM release, NinjaRMM 4.6, surfaced June 10 on the software company's website. New capabilities and features include:
NinjaRMM also vowed to maintain a "rapid release" cadence, and hinted that Linux support is also coming soon. Kodie Dower disclosed the enhancements and forthcoming Linux support in a company blog.
Why Linux?: The forthcoming Linux capabilities reinforces a key point: NinjaRMM has expanded beyond small business MSPs to engage midmarket and enterprise customers -- including service providers and corporate IT departments, which frequently run Linux workloads on-premises or in the cloud.
The Linux support could be particularly important amid the coronavirus pandemic and resulting economic recession. During recessions, some midmarket and enterprise IT departments have been known to outsource more IT services to MSPs. The Linux support could make NinjaRMM's MSP base even more attractive partners for outsourced IT services, ChannelE2E believes.
NinjaRMM Growth, Expansion
NinjaRMM, led by CEO Sal Sferlazza, has grown rapidly in recent years. As of March 2020, the software company:
To be clear: NinjaRMM was not acquired. The March 2020 funding allows the company to scale R&D and other efforts, and also ensures Sferlazza retains control of the software firm’s business destiny.
RMM Software Industry Competition
NinjaRMM 4.6 arrives at a key time. Multiple RMM software providers are preparing to announce product roadmaps and new capabilities for their MSP partners.
Recent and imminent moves include:
Amid all that competition, NinjaRMM's own installed base continues to rapidly expand...
