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Vitalpoints Founder Mike Glasman Featured on Uncle Marv’s IT Business Podcast

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Mike Glasman, who founded Vitalpoints, a Los Angeles-based managed IT provider, sits down with host Marvin ‘Uncle Marv’ Bee for episode 1071, titled ‘Don’t Be the Single Point of Failure’

“If your business grinds to a halt whenever a single person is out, you’re not running a system — you’re running a risk. Being on Uncle Marv’s show to talk about what true redundancy looks like was an honor.”— Mike Glasman, Founder and Managing Director, Vitalpoints IT ServicesLOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, August 28, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Vitalpoints IT Services, a Los Angeles managed IT and cybersecurity provider established in 2014, is proud to announce that founder Mike Glasman was a featured guest on Uncle Marv’s IT Business Podcast. The episode, titled ‘Don’t Be the Single Point of Failure’ (EP 1071) and hosted by Marvin ‘Uncle Marv’ Bee, is now accessible at https://www.itbusinesspodcast.com/dont-be-the-single-point-of-failure-ep-1071/ as well as on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms.

During the conversation, Glasman recounts his journey from enterprise technology sales to owning an MSP, and explains the core operational philosophy that Vitalpoints was built on: no single person — not even the founder — should ever become a bottleneck. He describes how the company was designed for redundancy from the very start, including outsourcing the help desk at launch so clients receive true round-the-clock support, carefully selecting vendors and technology stacks, and offering one-year agreements with flexible onboarding to make it easier for new clients to get started. He also highlights the two specialties that define the firm’s technical expertise: business Wi-Fi design and large-scale data backup.

“You can’t clone yourself, so you can’t scale yourself,” Glasman tells listeners during the episode. “My goal is to never be the single point of failure.”

“The way I run Vitalpoints mirrors the advice I give every client: when your operations rely on one person being available, you don’t have a system — you have a liability,” said Mike Glasman, Founder and Managing Director of Vitalpoints. “It was a privilege to join Uncle Marv and share what building for redundancy actually looks like.”

Uncle Marv’s IT Business Podcast is a long‑running program tailored for managed service providers and IT professionals, featuring products, stories, and insights from across the IT channel. Episode 1071 continues the show’s emphasis on the business side of managing an IT practice, with over a thousand episodes serving the MSP community.

This appearance adds to a year of growing visibility for Vitalpoints, which now serves Los Angeles‑area businesses and nonprofits from four offices located in Torrance, Hermosa Beach, Downtown Los Angeles, and Long Beach. Organizations interested in the resilient, no‑single‑point‑of‑failure IT approach discussed in the episode can find more information at https://www.vitalpoints.net or call 310‑798‑0405 to schedule a free 15‑minute discovery call.

About Vitalpoints

Vitalpoints IT Services is a Los Angeles managed service provider launched in 2014 by Mike Glasman. Operating from four locations in Torrance, Hermosa Beach, Downtown Los Angeles, and Long Beach, the company delivers 24/7 local IT support, cybersecurity, and compliance‑focused services to businesses and nonprofits across the LA area at flat‑rate monthly pricing. Learn more at https://www.vitalpoints.net.

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David Hall

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