Netreo announced a formal partnership with Silxo.
Silxo is based in London, and the partnership extends Netreo’s global reach by establishing a top tier channel partner providing strategic business services tailored to C-level executives.
“Expanding our UK footprint with an expert partner in digital transformation enables Netreo to more aggressively address opportunities across the UK and other key regions,” said Ged Caldwell, CRO of Netreo. “Like Netreo, Silxo brings extensive experience in banking, finance and higher education industries, providing flexible solutions that simplify the complex, adapt to change and most importantly, drive targeted business success.”
Through this partnership, Silxo becomes a provider of Netreo’s innovative on-premises, cloud and hybrid infrastructure management, application performance management and code profiling solutions. Netreo’s full-stack IT management and AIOps solution monitors and detects anomalies, manages server and application performance, diagnoses, troubleshoots and automates corrective actions. Retrace and Prefix solutions improve application performance and management with code profiling and troubleshooting, centralized logging, full transaction tracing, deployment tracking capabilities and greater visibility into continuous improvement/continuous deployment (CI/CD) workflows.
“By focusing on the needs of corporate executives, Silxo consistently views the value of IT and process transformation in business terms relatable to upper management, namely ROI,” said Marc Silvester, CEO at Silxo. “It’s imperative that our solution providers share the same perspective, and that’s a big reason why we’ve partnered with Netreo. Their solutions are designed to deliver short-term gains and long-term business value...”
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