Dimension Data has consolidated its cloud businesses, OpSource and BlueFire, under the Dimension Data corporate brand.
This move enables Dimension Data to further accelerate its cloud strategy by allowing the company to deliver cloud services under one consistent, global brand.
Steve Nola, CEO of Dimension Data's Cloud Solutions Business Unit said, “The combined competencies and capabilities of Dimension Data, OpSource and BlueFire are key differentiators for us. Each bring unique skill sets, business processes and intellectual property, including cloud orchestration, management, and over-the-top services.
“By rebranding OpSource and BlueFire to Dimension Data, we will be able to leverage our collective experience, and our Managed Cloud Platform™ (MCP), CloudControl cloud management system, and public and private cloud service offerings, to execute complex, multi-national cloud projects. In addition, our clients will be able to engage with us seamlessly not only for cloud, but also across our numerous solutions and service offerings. To support our growth plans, we will be adding a significant number of new employees to the Cloud Solutions Business Unit in 2013. We are confident the Dimension Data cloud strategy will continue to accelerate and allow us to become a leader in the computing industry,” said Nola.
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