I was about to say: Is there really any dcnferefie? An MSP can deliver
Cloud Services, both public, private and hybrids, depending on their offer?
A Managed Service is most often assumed to be connected to a physical
device but all services has to be managed by someone at some point, even
Cloud Services. But to keep things apart I would say it is easier to keep
the definition Managed Service when managing a physical device, even though
it can be part of a cloud solution, and then often a private cloud. But why
should a service be defined as a Managed Service if systems is connected to
a physical server and as an Cloud if a system is connected to virtual
server? That definition is new to me. At our company (TeleComputing) most
of our services are Managed Services mainly delivered in or through private
clouds. We deliver Managed Clients (DaaS) but they are managed from a SCCM
ran on a VM. I "assume"   this is an IBM-site but if we take Win Intune as
an example it is a cloud service managing OS on physical clients. So maybe;
is there really any dcnferefie?