FrontRange Solutions announced a joint partnership with Kovarus, a systems integrator specializing in increasing IT efficiency by architecting and integrating business-aligned IT solutions.
As a result of this partnership, Kovarus will provide FrontRange’s HEAT IT Service Management (ITSM) solutions – that support cloud, on-premise or a hybrid of the two deployment options - as part of its IT-as-a-service (ITaaS) offering to its current and future customer base. Customers can now leverage Kovarus’ deep IT infrastructure expertise when implementing FrontRange’s service management, client management, cloud and/or platform-as-a-service solutions.
FrontRange HEAT Cloud ITSM solution is a robust, flexible solution built on IT best practices that help customers meet the dynamic service and client management needs of a growing business and achieve the highest level of service quality, delivery and performance.
Through its expertise in virtualization, server, storage, networking and cloud computing, Kovarus provides customers with the tools they need to reduce the cost and complexity of their IT operations, while delivering the resources they need to succeed in today’s highly competitive environment.
"More and more of our customers are looking for ITSM solutions that can meet their cloud and on-premise needs, which is why we’re partnering with FrontRange," said Patrick Cronin, principal and co-founder of Kovarus. "As a hybrid ITSM solution provider, FrontRange provides our customers with unprecedented flexibility in deploying the right ITSM solution for their specific needs. The ability to offer customers a choice of cloud, on-premise or a combined offering with the same code base is an enormous advantage."
"As one of the industry’s premier IT solutions and services integrators, Kovarus has the IT Solutions and Services expertise to significantly broaden market opportunities for FrontRange HEAT solutions," said Dixon Fiske, senior VP of worldwide field operations at FrontRange. "Our industry-leading hybrid ITSM solution coupled with Kovarus’ track record of success as a dynamic IT integrator is a winning combination for current, joint and future customer engagements."
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