Zenoss announced a strategic expansion in India through a key partnership with Amrut Software, a provider of technology management solutions and services based in India.
"India continues to be a rapidly growing market for cloud technologies," said George Kanuck, chief revenue officer at Zenoss. "We're excited about our partnership with Amrut Software because it will enable us to continue to grow our extended presence in India and support many of our partners who are either based in the region or have significant presence there. Further, the action clearly demonstrates Zenoss leading next-generation business partner channel strategy."
"We are delighted to partner with a leader in eliminating risk and increasing efficiency through AIOps, full-stack monitoring and automation," said Abhay Bhalerao, CEO of Amrut Software. "We've selected Zenoss because their world-class technology and people ensure our resellers can offer the best service assurance strategies to their customers as they undergo digital transformation."
Zenoss develops software as a service that builds comprehensive real-time models of hybrid IT environments, providing unparalleled holistic health and performance insights exactly where they are needed. Amrut Software has strong industry experience in DevOps and service management tool sets that complement the Zenoss ecosystem to help customers predict and eliminate outages, dramatically reduce downtime, and redirect IT resources to projects that transform their businesses.
"We are thrilled to be expanding our presence in India, home to some of the best technology talent in the world," said James Boyton, senior director of global channels and alliances at Zenoss. "This strategic partnership with Amrut will enable Zenoss to provide world-class differentiation with tailored solutions that help our enterprise customers and partners monitor, manage and optimize their complex and dynamic IT environments across India and the Middle East."
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