LogicMonitor added 13 new partners to the LogicMonitor Partner Network.
All 13 additions are value-added resellers (VARs) and reinforce LogicMonitor’s commitment to and investment in a robust, global partner ecosystem supported by best-in-class support, training and enablement.
“Our partners are central to LogicMonitor’s go-to-market strategy and our long-term growth goals,” said Sanjay Gupta, GVP Channels & Strategic Alliances at LogicMonitor. “This announcement represents significant growth of our partner ecosystem in key strategic markets. We are excited to see these partners leverage our unified monitoring and observability platform to accelerate their customers’ digital transformation initiatives while maintaining unprecedented visibility into their hybrid IT environments, applications and business processes.”
New VARs joining the LogicMonitor Partner Network include AE Business Solutions, Alchemy Technology Group, Compunet, Empowered Networks, Evolving Solutions, GDT, Myriad360, OneNeck IT Solutions, Prescriptive Data Solutions, Software1, Technology Group Solutions, Thundercat Technology and Trace3.
Brian Hepburn, CEO of Empowered Network, said: “With a focus on scale and taming complex hybrid IT environments, we are confident in our ability to solve problems and add value for our largest and most complex customer use cases in partnership with LogicMonitor.”
The LogicMonitor Partner Network is made up of MSPs, VARs and Systems Integrators who leverage LogicMonitor’s infrastructure monitoring and observability platform on behalf of their own customers. Upon joining, partners are given exclusive access to training and certification programs, sales and marketing collaboration, dedicated partner managers and much more.
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