Martello Technologies Group announced the launch of its cloud-based multi-tenant Microsoft 365 monitoring platform.
This platform allows managed service providers (MSPs) to manage multiple small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) clients from a single Martello Microsoft 365 monitoring instance.
This multi-tenant architecture is a key deliverable in Martello’s FY22 growth strategy, which will also include the launch of a DEM channel partner program to bring the benefits of Microsoft DEM to MSPs and their clients.
“As the next step in our growth strategy, the launch of cloud-based multi-tenancy enables the expansion of Martello’s Microsoft DEM offering to MSPs and their SME clients,” said John Proctor, President, and CEO of Martello. “MSPs are seeking end-to-end visibility into the services they provide to clients and new services that will differentiate them from competitors. Martello’s multi-tenant Microsoft 365 DEM platform is designed to fit seamlessly into MSP operations to improve Microsoft performance and user experience for SMEs, allowing clients to achieve higher levels of productivity.”
Martello is currently migrating the clients of an existing MSP partner onto the new multi-tenant platform, which is hosted on Microsoft Azure. Concurrently, the Company is preparing to launch its DEM Partner Program and is already working with prospective Martello MSPs to evaluate Martello’s DEM solutions for their offerings. It is expected that the launch of the DEM partner program will meaningfully impact revenues starting in the second half of FY22.
The Company continues to focus on its FY22 growth strategy, which aims to increase the number of Microsoft users on Martello’s DEM platform to 3.2 million in FY22. In addition to the DEM partner program, the Company is bringing additional value to its DEM suite with new solutions addressing the ‘work from anywhere’ digital workforce, including real user monitoring and advanced network path monitoring in 2021. As a result, Martello will increase its competitive differentiation and enable IT teams to quickly pinpoint whether problems are related to the cloud provider, ISP, or the user’s network, for better support of a distributed workforce.
Martello continues to work with prospects and customers to complete beta trials and offer early access to these capabilities when they become generally available.
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