Cloud solution provider
Ormuco and modular software provider Olympus.io (Olympus) have formed a partnership, with Ormuco choosing Olympus as its file sharing partner. Ormuco, which has headquarters in Montreal, Québec, Canada, offers a range of services, including private managed and virtual private clouds. The company prides itself on addressing demands for “the highest service levels and security requirements during production and test/development workloads”.
Olympus, which was established in 2013, has headquarters in Los Gatos, California and a presence in Austin, Texas, and in India. The company prides itself on transforming the file sharing and collaboration market for “service providers and application owners alike”. The partnership will enable Ormuco to “deliver both public and managed private cloud file sharing to its customers”. It provides service providers white label file sharing software on private, hybrid or public clouds. The software deals with a range of security issues by ensuring users maintain full control of sensitive data and never have to relinquish data. Olympus’ customers can brand and resell Olympus’ solution and the ease of use other platform enables users to “implement their own private cloud within the data center of their choice”.
“Ormuco selected Olympus.io to offer our rapidly growing customer base a file sharing solution that goes beyond public cloud offerings,” explained Ormuco’s CEO, Orlando Bayter. “Olympus.io offers detailed customization features and the ability to deploy in a private, hybrid or public implementation ‘on demand’ to give our customers complete control over their data and ease of use. It is the best of both worlds to combine the usability of a consumer offering but with the data protection of a private cloud”.
“We are extremely proud to announce a flagship file sharing offering with Ormuco, a leading service provider to corporate customers throughout the world,” added Olympus.io’s CEO, Victoria Coniglio McKinney. “This new file sharing service will enable a level of data control and flexibility that enterprises have been seeking but so far has been unavailable in the market. CIOs can be reassured knowing where their sensitive corporate data is at all times, and employees can enjoy the ease of use of consumer apps.”
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