GroundWork announced a strategic partnership with the open source technology integrator Quru to help expand its presence in the UK market.
Under this partnership, GroundWork will leverage Quru’s strong expertise in developing and deploying integrated IT solutions as well as the synergies resulting from their joint partnership with Red Hat, a global open source solutions provider.
“We see an increased demand for unified monitoring solutions in the UK and the partnership with Quru will enable us to cater to this market and strengthen our footprint in the region. Quru has a proven track record of working with large enterprises to deliver scalable, integrated IT solutions and we believe that their IT expertise perfectly complements our business and technology strengths”, said Dave Lilly, CEO at GroundWork.
“We’ve developed a successful relationship with both GroundWork and Quru over the past four years and are confident that this new partnership will result in great synergies between the two companies. This will enable them to successfully cater to the growing needs for advanced unified monitoring solutions in the UK market”, commented Simon Williams, head of Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) EMEA at Red Hat.
GroundWork’s Unified Monitoring solutions will be available for UK customers with immediate effect.
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