CloudClevr has launched in the UK to support small and medium-sized businesses as a managed services provider.
The new MSP is targeting businesses that wish to accelerate their transition to converged and cloud-based technologies.
The company has ambitions to acquire several technology organisations within the UK during 2022 and 2023 following a £50m investment from the Rigby Group.
Steve Harris, CEO of CloudClevr, commented: “We’re really excited to be working with the Rigby Group again, and I’m looking forward to embarking on another exciting growth opportunity with Rob Smith alongside me as CTO.
“CloudClevr will be clearly differentiated to other MSP’s through the delivery of a highly curated set of converged managed service capabilities across both communications and IT.
“This will be combined with a unique digital platform and simple monthly contract model that will enable businesses to maximise the return on their technology investments.”
According to CloudClevr, it will give businesses a unique opportunity to leverage high-quality software, hardware, and analytics as a single managed service through its digital experience portal.
CloudClevr’s FlexClevr contract ensures that companies pay a single monthly charge which can mould to the customer’s needs.
It ensures that as organisations change, the services they receive from CloudClevr can also be adjusted to suit them.
Rigby Group hopes its investment in CloudClevr will also see the company expand beyond the UK market as it grows.
Steve Rigby, Co-CEO of Rigby Group, added: “Our strategic investment will initially establish CloudClevr in the UK and then further into Europe.
“There is a clear opportunity in the European market for a managed service provider with deep technology skills and a software platform that delivers a genuine choice across market-leading vendors and with a consistent experience and service level.”
CloudClevr offers customers converged IT and communications services that are simple to buy, configure, and manage to allow businesses to maximise their return on technology investments.
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