OpsRamp announced the addition of three new IT partners in the UK, expanding the company’s presence in a market (Europe) that has been underserved by AIOps vendors.
OpsRamp’s new UK-based partners:
- Kedron UK, which works with some of the UK’s largest enterprises, government and service provider organisations as a trusted advisor in security, IT operations and service management.
- Tactile Technology, which sells virtualized infrastructure technology to customers across higher education, tech, research, manufacturing and financial services and delivers managed services to SMBs.
- Maple Networks, a next generation IT services provider delivering data, security and cloud solutions that drive real value for customers in sectors including local government, healthcare, legal and financial services.
These IT advisory and implementation firms will resell and/or use OpsRamp to manage client environments, meeting the growing need to efficiently monitor, manage and optimize complex hybrid IT infrastructure and support digital business initiatives. OpsRamp’s modern IT operations management (ITOM) is powered by artificial intelligence, advancing the demand for intelligent automation.
“We’re excited about our strategic partnership with OpsRamp, as the solution is the missing piece in our portfolio and allows us to respond to the challenges we are seeing in the market, which include too much data, too few people and complex hybrid infrastructures. The team at OpsRamp have been exceptional in enabling our team and we are already working on a number of successful projects,” says Roland Stigwood, Managing Director at Kedron.
“We believe OpsRamp will help customers understand the status and health of their infrastructure, map infrastructure to business services, automate as much as possible and be notified of issues when they arise,” says Lee Cassidy, CEO of Tactile Technologies. “We like to say the future of IT operations is to predict, prevent and prevail.”
“There is significant, pent-up demand among our clients and European enterprises in general for solutions that provide real-time AI-based management and monitoring of cloud and on-premises infrastructure,” says Dave Foster, Director at Maple Networks. “OpsRamp has gone further than any other AIOps vendor in terms of developing its capabilities. We are excited to be working with them to support our clients in extracting additional value from their existing systems and digital assets.”
“For OpsRamp this is all about aggressively moving where our competitors are not in order to support the AIOps needs of European enterprises,” says George Bonser, VP of Sales, EMEA at OpsRamp. “With Kedron, Tactile and Maple Networks we have found partners that thoroughly appreciate the IT challenges of local businesses and have formed relationships with many of the region’s IT leaders. We have hit the ground running with all three companies and anticipate significant traction in a short amount of time.”
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