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| Cloud Technology Solutions Signs Two Partnership Agreements Bolton-based Cloud Technology Solutions, one of a select group of managed Google Enterprise Business partners in the UK, has signed two new partnership agreements which will see it resell its Google migration tool in the UK and continue expansion in the US market place. Bracknell-based Google Enterprise Partner Ancoris will resell Cloud Google Migrator to the UK market place as part of its Google Apps migration service whilst Massachusetts based Horizon Info Services will resell the product in the USA. "We're currently moving around 2000 email users per week to the Google Apps platform and these two partnerships will ensure growth and enable CTS to expand its business in the American market place", said Steve Kaye, managing director, Cloud Technology Solutions. "Working with partners that have a strong support ethos for the end user is important when growing our business, and both Ancoris and Horizon Info Services provide just that – they're a perfect fit for CTS." Cloud Google Migrator is written and supported in-house at CTS and was the first commercial tool to migrate GroupWise and Microsoft Exchange systems to Google Apps, specifically enabling an entire email system to migrate to Google Mail, Google Contacts and Google Calendar whilst ensuring a high level of configurability is provided. "The Migration tool will provide Ancoris with an additional world class tool set to move more organisations in the UK to Google Apps, specifically allowing a high level of configurability to meet the requirements of their individual environments", said David McLeman, Managing Director, Ancoris. "Demand for cloud based computing in the American market is growing quickly and is being driven by the requirements for greater collaboration, reduced cost of server and data centre maintenance and the 'green agenda'. Our partnership with CTS will help Horizon Info Services to fulfil the demand for Google Apps in the market place", said Allen Falcon, CEO, Horizon Info Services. write your comments about the article :: © 2010 Computing News :: home page |