Zenoss announced a strategic expansion into the infrastructure operations management market in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia through its first system integrator partnership with Saudi Telecom Solutions (STCS).
STCS guides organizations on their journey to the cloud, through the path of digital transformation, and into the infinite capacity and scope of true empowerment.
Zenoss will work with STCS to deploy a software-defined IT operations platform for the STCS Cloud — which delivers software solutions, infrastructure and development platforms as a service — and will provide service assurance to the company's managed telephony services customers.
The partnership with Saudi Telecom Solutions will serve as the springboard to becoming a leading provider of innovation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
"Zenoss will help STCS provide breakthrough innovation for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, providing integrated technology solutions that empower our customers during their IT digital transformation journeys," said James Boyton, senior director of international business at Zenoss. "Customers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have been demanding a software-defined IT operations solution, and we are pleased to partner with STCS to answer that need."
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