ITRS Group acquired 100% of Opsview Limited, a modern, scalable monitoring platform, which provides unified insight into dynamic IT operations on-premises, in the Cloud or hybrid.
Opsview will remain and operate as a separate brand and entity.
The purchase of Opsview aligns well with ITRS’ strategy to build, buy and partner to deliver smart, automated and predictive end-to-end monitoring solutions for increasingly complex IT estates across industries. This development follows the successful strategic acquisitions of Sumerian, OP5 and Uptrends.
Guy Warren, CEO of ITRS commented: "Opsview is trusted by hundreds of businesses, government organisations and service providers globally. This acquisition will enhance our technological innovation, increase our portfolio capability, and provide continued expansion across our global support services."
Mike Walton, CEO and founder of Opsview said: “Partnering with ITRS represents an exciting opportunity to accelerate improvements to our products and services, while simultaneously strengthening our ability to deliver best in class service and support to our customers who now have access to the rest of the ITRS product suite.”
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