Burlington ON-based TNG is playing a key role in expanding CloudJumper’s presence in Canada, and thinks that the DaaS and WaaS markets in Canada are ready for strong growth this year.
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Cloud, Managed Services, Virtualization
CloudJumper strengthens integration with Microsoft on multiple fronts
by Mark Cox •
CloudJumper announces that their Cloud Workspace Management Suite in now available on the Azure Marketplace. They also spotlighted their integration with Microsoft Windows Virtual Desktop at the IT Nation Connect event, and created a new position of VP Strategic Alliances, where the management of the Microsoft relationship is a critical element.
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Cloud, Managed Services
CloudJumper targets smaller end users with Single Server Version of Cloud Workspace Management Suite for MSPs
by Mark Cox •
WaaS provider CloudJumper makes single-tenanted deployments feasible for MSPs and customers in the 10-15 seat range – down from about 100 seats before.
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Cloud, Managed Services
CloudJumper adds smooth ability to manage RDmi workloads with Cloud Workspace for Azure
by Mark Cox •
CloudJumper has had partners ask for this to reduce the complexity of working with Azure, and large integrators who had not worked with the company before see this as a way to make large Azure deployments more cost-effective.
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Cloud, Managed Services
New Citrix Replacement App highlights latest release of CloudJumper Workspace-as-a-Service platform
by Mark Cox •
Other enhancements to Cloudjumper Cloud Workspace Management Suite 5.2 include the ability to provision a full software-defined data centre in either Azure or Google with a single click.
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Cloud, Managed Services
CloudJumper acquires IndependenceIT to strengthen Workspace-as-a-Service platform
by Mark Cox •
IndependenceIT’s CWS Workspace software allows CloudJumper to offer a more integrated portfolio, with both a full turnkey solution as well as separate software sales for customers who prefer that.
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Cloud, Managed Services
Cloudjumper adds JumpStart automated migration to MSP management module
by Mark Cox •
Designed to slash customer onboarding time for MSPs, the new CloudJumper Customer Management module adds automated migration to the automated quoting and provisioning that had been there before.
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Cloudjumper cuts MSP partner onboarding costs with JumpStart onboarding solution
by Mark Cox •
Client onboarding onto the CloudJumper Workspace-as-a-service platform has been manual and time consuming in the past. This solution is designed to eliminate that, and is free for MSPs to use.
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WaaS platform provider CloudJumper makes first acquisition, an IT services business unit
by Mark Cox •
CloudJumper, which was IndependenceIT’s largest white label partner, acquires approximately 60 partners in an IndependenceIT focused business unit, most of whom they expect will move to the CloudJumper platform.
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Channel Programs, Cloud, Managed Services
CloudJumper launches new partner portal, channel program
by Mark Cox •
The program has been reworked from the one CloudJumper brought when it spun out from nGenx, but the real highlight is the capabilities of the new portal.
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Cloud, Distribution, Mobility, Security
Pax8 lays out strategy going forward
by Mark Cox •
The born-in-the-cloud distributor’s new intiatives include a new endpoint solution with Symantec, as that vendor enhances its cloud portfolio. The company also has a unique dual platform strategy to help redefine cloud distribution.
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Cloud distributor Pax8 expands vendor base with Vision Solutions, Cloudjumper
by Mark Cox •
Pax8, which has its own platform for software distribution, has now teamed up with German infrastructure-as-a-service vendor ProfitBricks, and some vendors, including these new ones, are now available on this new platform.
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Hosted workspace vendor CloudJumper spins off from nGenx with unique licensing
by Mark Cox •
CloudJumper thinks its option of a concurrent user licensing model will be particularly popular in larger enterprise accounts, because rather than a license for each named user, it requires only licenses for the maximum number using the offering at the same time.
